. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. New Centur have 1000 Qu ng Co Pill ready for the mail by April 20. Tested. *; Untested, 7Sc; 5 for ; 10 for $ Prices on larger quantities and Nuclei given on application. •* Prompt service; fair treatment " is our motto. Address, John W. Pharr, ProD., Berclair, Tex. 13At( Please mention the Bee Journal. Special Notice to Bee-Keepers BOSTON Money in Bees for you. Catalog price on ROOT'S SUPPLIES. Catalog tor the asking. 182 Friend St., Boston, Mass. Up First Flight. ITALIAN QUEENS, BEES AND NUCLEI Choice liome-bred and Select Importe
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. New Centur have 1000 Qu ng Co Pill ready for the mail by April 20. Tested. *; Untested, 7Sc; 5 for ; 10 for $ Prices on larger quantities and Nuclei given on application. •* Prompt service; fair treatment " is our motto. Address, John W. Pharr, ProD., Berclair, Tex. 13At( Please mention the Bee Journal. Special Notice to Bee-Keepers BOSTON Money in Bees for you. Catalog price on ROOT'S SUPPLIES. Catalog tor the asking. 182 Friend St., Boston, Mass. Up First Flight. ITALIAN QUEENS, BEES AND NUCLEI Choice liome-bred and Select Imported Stock. All Queens reared in full colonies. One Untested Queen $ " Tested Queen " Selected " " Breeder •' " Comb Nucleus (no Queen) Tested Select Breed- ers and Nuclei ready now ; Untested in May. Safe arrival guaranteed. For prices on quantities and description of each grade of Queens, send for free Pnce-List. J. L. STRONG, 204 East Logan Street, CLARINDA, IOWA. Please mention Bee Journal when writing be really for the the very weakom- What reports 1 losses throughuu those wintered mj rhite clover honey, except ?itn gather indicate heavy the country, especially loors. I think lots of the white clover has winter-killed, but not enough to affect seriously the pasturage. When the bees are on the summer stands I can give a uiore definite report. The last two nights and two days have been rainy, the temperature has gotten down to 80 degrees, and alttrnating drifts of rain and snow, w ith a northeast wind that indicates a rough night, and it's a comfort to know that my bees in the cellar won't know it. It's an ill wind that doesn't blow somebody some good. My bees w ould have been on the sum- mer stands if I had not gotten hurt, or could have gotten some one with grit enough to put them out for me. Soft maple and elm are almost in bloom. I long for weather tit tor the bees to be hum- ming their merry tunes again. Th
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