. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 476 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. July 29, Exion to diaiitaiiake via the Nickel E'l»te A up. Sad. at very low rates. Avail yourself ot this opportunity to vipil one of the most picturesque resorts In ?western New Yorlt. Tiefeets (rood on any of our through trains leaving Chicago dally at a m., 3:05 and 10:15 Call on or address. J. V. Calj,.4HAn. Gen'l Agent. Ill Adams St. H. Thorne. C. P & T. A. Depot 12th and Clark Bis. 22 Qej;)cral Iten^s^ Bees Had Done Well. 1 have 90 colonies of bees, and they did well until the last two weeks.
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 476 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. July 29, Exion to diaiitaiiake via the Nickel E'l»te A up. Sad. at very low rates. Avail yourself ot this opportunity to vipil one of the most picturesque resorts In ?western New Yorlt. Tiefeets (rood on any of our through trains leaving Chicago dally at a m., 3:05 and 10:15 Call on or address. J. V. Calj,.4HAn. Gen'l Agent. Ill Adams St. H. Thorne. C. P & T. A. Depot 12th and Clark Bis. 22 Qej;)cral Iten^s^ Bees Had Done Well. 1 have 90 colonies of bees, and they did well until the last two weeks. The first crop of alfalfa is all cut, and the second crop is just beginning to bloom now. I am well pleased with the Bee Journal, and wouldn't be without it for twice what it costs. S. P. Davis. Otero Co., Colo., July 12. Good White Clover Flow. 1 have a colony of bees that has been dying for four months. Some of them die with their loads of honey on, and they are working well. I have six colo- nies now. There was a good flow of honey from white clover and raspberries. Basswood has just opened. Charles A. Breese. Rensselaer Co., N, Y., July 12. Have Not Done Very Well. Bees have not been doing very well here this season. Some of my first swarms are working in the supers, but up to yesterday and to-day It was very slow. There is some basswood bloom on the highlands, and buckbush is heavy with bloom, but the weather has been unfavorable for bees to work lately. It was too wet the forepart of the season— cold and wet the latter part of May, and the forepart of June 1 had to feed to keep the bees from starving. 1 had the first swarm June 1-i, and 1 usually get the first swarms in May. 1 have had them as early as May IT. The weather looks better now, and the bees are working with a will, so I have some hopes of securing some light honey yet. S. LaMont. Wabasha Co., Minn., July IG. Feeding and Feeders. Walter , in his little book en- titled, "Busy Bees and How to Mana
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