AT Root’s Prices For convenience of bee-keepers in obtaining supplies without sending direct to factory and paying high freight charges, as well as suffering long delays in transit, a number of dealers have established distributing-points at many large centers, where goods are shipped from factory in carload lots. In a notice of this kind it is impossible to give a list of dealers that will be accurate year after year. If you do not find their card in GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE or other journals, send to us and we will give you name of dealer located nearest you. In addition to twenty-five such distributing-houses in United States, there are wholesale dealers in Kingston, Jamaica; Havana, Cardenas, and Cienfuegos, Cuba; at various points in Gt. Britain; also in Australia and New Zealand. An illustrated catalog mailed free. The American Bee Journal THE OLDEST BEE PAPER IN AMERICA In order to become a progressive apiarist, and at the same time realize the most money from your bees, you cannot afford to be without a good bee-paper. THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL, established in 1861, is a 16-page weekly, well illustrated, and fully up-to-date in everything pertaining to bee-culture. Its Departments ±Contributed Articles± Discussions of Important Topics and Bee-Keeping Experiences—by experts. ±Convention Proceedings±—Just what this implies. ±Questions and Answers± In charge of Dr. C. C. Miller, a bee-keeper of over 40 years’ experience, who answers all questions. Invaluable to beginners in bee-keeping. ±Editorial Comments±—Just what this indicates. ±The Weekly Budget± Being mainly personal items and miscellaneous matters of interest to bee-keepers. ±Beedom Boiled Down±—Cream of bee-literature. ±The Afterthought± This is in charge of Mr. E. E. Hasty, who reviews what has appeared in recent numbers of the AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL, pointing out any errors and commending the good things. ±Our Bee=Keeping Sisters± Miss Emma M. Wilson (sister-in-law and assistant in the apiary of Dr. C. C. Miller) has charge of this department. It is especially intended for women bee-keepers, though its contents are just as helpful to the men-folks. ±From Many Fields± Short experiences and reports of the honey crop, conditions of bees, etc. Price of the BEE JOURNAL, one year, $1.00; or for $1.75 we will send the BEE JOURNAL a year and a copy of Dr. Miller’s “Forty Years Among the Bees,” book alone, $1. Send for free Sample Copy, and Catalogue of Bee Supplies. ±GEORGE W. YORK & CO., 144 & 146 E. Erie St., Chicago, Ill.± _We are the Largest Manufacturers of Bee-Keepers’ Supplies in the Northwest_ ☞ SEND FOR CATALOG [Illustration: MINNESOTA BEE-KEEPERS’ SUPPLY MANUFACTURING CO. Charles Mondeng, Prop.]