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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

The State Republican Committee Is get.
ting ready for work and will be assisted BY
the following local speakers as well IS BY
somc from out Of the state Senators Proc
tor and Dillingham; and Congressman Has
lins and Foster, c, A. Prouty OF Newport
Roger Hubbard Of Hyde Park, led s. Stan.
ton Of Nortbheld, Frank Plumley OF North
field, j. A. De Boer, W. A. Lord, 4. II
Deayltt Of Montpelier, w. b. C. Stickney
Of Bethel, J. l., Martin OF Brattleborc
Robert Lswrcnee Of Rutland, o NJ. Barber
Of Bennington, J. w. Stewart Of Middle
bury, G. J. Russell q HInesburgh, Alel
Duunclt Of 81. Johnsbury, II. A. Hoar OF
Barre, ex Cows. ormsbee Of Brandon, Pin.
gree Ct Hartford, s.lckney OF Ludlow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
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Dr.. David X ,snsd, = nss nsdisins. C.l
cors Solseli, y. bEea acecas.fol 10 csses
shich bsve b. m a cod doctors; aud shat
IL hes dose u tnsy be trusted 10 do sssio,
Whether ypur trouble b. acute or cbrcuic
the resait vii b. the 'sn.; QUIZ 10 Old
csses yen musi be f.iiifol sod patient.
For fuli iuiorm atioa and free sample bot
tie write to The C.I euvs Company, Ron
dout, N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

Fully anticipating that the increased cost
Of living will be made Appointment Issue by
the democrats In the coming csmpsign, the
administration Is callIog attention to CON.
pstatlye report OF wages and cost OF living
Issued by the bureau Of labor, department
u commerce AID labor. The burden OF
his report Ia to show that, although the
cost OF living has increased, the wages paid
have Increased more than proportiona,ely
Carroll d. Wright called on the president,
aud placed 10 his hands the report upon
which corps Of experts have long been
working. The bulletin will be widely dis
trlbuted asa campaign document.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

My hair was falling ont very fast, and
vac "a oitiy turning gray, 1 tried sewers
bsir preparations, bot they did me more
harm IL 40 good Itben tried Ayers Han
vis,r. Soon my hair stopped falling out
aud ell the old color Vas restored. Their
it cemmepced to grow very rapidly, snd
il IL nos feet inches long. Mrs
Lydis Knykendsll, Olsremopt, Ill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
WORKING ,,Gtr .Np nay.

The busiest ard mighilest little thing
that ever WAS made Ia DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. These pills change weakness into
strength, listlessness into energy, braIn-fag
into mental power. They're wonderful In
building up the health. Only 25, per box.
Sold by J. n. Hard, Manchester; j. II.
Whipple, Manchester; druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
M PITY SHOWN

For years fate was after me continuous
" writes Y. A. Gulledge, verbens, Ala.
had q terrible case OF Piles causing ~ tum
ors. When all failed Bucklen's Armies
Salve cured me. Equally good for Burnt
and oil aches and pains. oaly 25, at J. N
Hard's, Manchester, J II. Whipple'f, Man
chester Centre; drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

Toe Ne~ lsis worls, ihs le.dias DEN
orsiis paper IN stf meisepel,. ays "li
hs sastiss a dasarposslmsni ara ngfei
that Gar ~ sfessss ssilily. better trails
lns .sa large erg14sroe lhxn Tboml,
Tsgxa1 esHld rot have been fsupd foi
CsalfF.aE a tSs Democrats sa,ioEal Con.
niii@. His choice 10 bet sso,hsr sgn Of
To ilne', ir6ses,lsg that pelliics has bs.
ooEt 90 mech a,rsss o. baslsc,s. rather
lhts "A selusei o. sia.asuanshlp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

Taefs has hcet c0a,iasrstis bare asts.
ma IL Mandarin The Jasi w@t Ia .hkh
ta.s l.gaprse have hees rics0rsoss. Tho
Rsasni hsrs henr ssrriahiy Srsres ttct
sft u r'oosssass sltsstses NJ yressrt
TNs 1sFtpss sfs proving 10 b, more ssiil.
wi hgl beth are coed fsbsrr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
John o. CHAPIN'H, EsTArr.

3rlrr OF vfHsssr, District Of Manchester, -
| Be II H. mtmbtfsd, that 81 . sesslop u the
| Probate Court holden n Dsneb ester, within ard
for said District, on the 1td day " August A. ".
| 1864
hhsfsas, Ann y. Cbtpib, Guardian of John q.
| Chspio Of raid Manchester 10 said District, tb-
ssns. has this day pIWeBssd 10 said Curt her
peitiicn IN with Il. sttfna fcffh hat the per-
ssfE es'sts u faad snd u insufficient 10 man.
tain him and that ~ viii DO necssssfy 20 ssIi all
~ The real tsiste 81 raid ward, for The purpose
~ p2tifg he snpaIsss 81 malDtslIi 4 faid ssfd
AID ibsfen msAirs application 10 said Court
Tor j en,e 10 maze IN h xsis.
II 10 Ordered. That 81 porous interested Ia
the estate o. said dscssssd ts bottled 10 spear
bsfSre said Court, II the Probate Ifies 10 Kan
chester, la ssld dstriei, fn the 10th dsy Of
August A. u. 1904. by ppbiIeStloD u this order
three ssshs sncsssavsiy previous thereto, 10
the Manchester Journal. Newspaper printed at
Manchester sforesald. 70 sLov cause, II any they
may bare. Why ssid license sh0nld mol DO
usntsd.
1857 w.E. EDoEKTog. Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
BRurALLY TORTURED

A case came TO light that for persistep,
and uumerciiul torture has perhaps never
been equaled. Joe Golobick OF Colnsa
CALI, writes. "Yor IS years endured In.
suflersble pam from u 'eumAtism and moth.
ing relieved me iboi. uiei everything
known. came across Efc,ric Bitters and
it's the greatest medicine On earth for tina,
trouble. A few bottles OF T. completely
relieved ard cured De.r Jast as good for
Liver AMI Kidaey troubles aud g,htrsl de.
billy. oaly 50c. Satisfaction gus anteed
by J. n. Hard, Manchester; J II. Nhipple
Manchester Centrc, druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04


We are hammering away
From morning till night,
Trying to please you
With all our might.
We have put in the Telephones,
Long distance and near.
1t takes but a minute
To whisper in our ear.
If yon live in New England
Or, even in the west,
just give us tip.
And well do the rest.
We have big stock
OF all kinds in our line,
And don't propose to be
A great ways behind.
Fancy Plumbing, Tin Roofing,
And evc-trough too,
Are just the kinds of work
We know how to do.
Occasionally, news papers
Give us puff,
Because they have found out
We are right up TO snuff.
Two Thousand Sap Buckets,
And Four Thousand Cans,
Will not be onc-half
What our trade will demand.
We are buying and making
Both early and late.
So that our customers
Will not have to wait.
When Sugaring Comes
With its terrible vim
Remember that Davis
Is right in the swim.
And when things seem
To be going to smash,
He will help you out.
If you show him the Cash.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

The Rspabiicka couniy Convention Ia
rculnate county ofiees for the two CON-
lax years was held .. Afilag'or, Jaiy n.
l. wn = delegate Convention and every
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
I'rRti.

Farmers are well along with their hay.
Ing and are securing crop above the aver.
age.
The Peru ball team defeated the, East
Dorsets Saturday 90. The team has not
been beaten this year.
Rev. A. Humphries Of Fall River, Mass.
preached last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Bruce
preached at Manchester Centre.
There has been gradual Improvement
In the appearance Of our village during the
ast few years until now there are few
pleisanter villages In the state. With our
cool mountain sif ard hne water 1t IL an
ideal summer resort for those In seek OF
quiet rest from business cares.
Visiting his native town last week the
JOURNAL Editor stopped at the "new"
Bromley House, for It 10 new to all intents
and purposes. A former patron OF the
house would not recognlzsit. An addition
to the north aide gives fine dining room
which will accommodate 30 people. The
roof 10 the whole has been raised one story
giving dozen ,or more additional rooms
with fne bath room. The old rooms have
been overhauled, nre places put in most Of
them ard the furniture Of the house 10 oil
new and Of the best kind. A unique feature
10 found In fire place on the porch, where
= lighted fire when the evenings are cool
gives one the fascination OF a camp fire out
Of doors. Mr.. N. j. Hspgood, who made
these improvements. 10 new to the hotel
business but has "caug,x on" as the table
and service were found to be excellent.
Parties who 70 there for dinner or for q
longer stay will hnd everything to their
liking. Peru has always been proud Of the
Bromley House ard much larger village
nigh. WILL be proud Of the new Bromley
House.
ARLINGTON.
John Burde,t was 10 town over sunday
--Mlss Hawkins Ct New York u In town
for few day..
Charles whiinsy has gone to Nes
York for week.
Miss Mary wa,kias 10 visi Log friends
ln Bellows Falls for . week
Twin boys were born to hr. and Mrs.
VIII Ksough sardsy, July 81.
MR.. Clarence GIlchrist OF Psikersburs,
". Va, 10 yisl.ing her parents, DR.. ard
Mrs. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. kelsey, who have been
In town for two w@kf, returned 10 their |
home In Hartford. c., on Monday.
Mrs.. Hinehman and daughter, who have
been stopping att. N. csnntlas for num-
Der q weeks, rs;uret 10 their home 10
Brooklyn Tuesday.
--Mlss wsllrg ard Mla Douglass OF
North Benninxton rper, Friday and sstur-
day with thsir aunt, Mis- Billings, who 10
staying ~ the Ar.iasioa house.
Mrs. Mary Barney died In East Airing
ton July 81, eyed 90 yssis. Mrs. Barney
wss the dsughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. George
ysughr and has always resided in this town
She was married TO ,. @. Barney and for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

The X. b. ELI, Granite company Of North
neh have btsun tuivsy Of The propostd
railroad from Bethel 10 'te arsliie quar-
ries ak mila above Tie tsAn ard work on
the road 10 expected to bekia 5000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04
A. J. DAVIS,
Manchester Depot, VI.
RKEN W. WIIEY'H E.v.,

WARREN W. WILEY'S EsTATx.
~ State or VERMONT, District OF Man sstev. ~
| Be u remembered. that II Z session OF The
Probate Court. holden II Manchester, within
and for said Diftriet, on the and day Of August
A. d. l90l.
| Whereas, certain instrument in writing, I'M.
der seal, rurporiDg 70 be tho last will and
testament OF warren W. Wiley, late OF Land.
| grove In said District. deceased, having been
this day presented 10 said Court OF Probate and
duly fled 10 the Registers Office; Therefore II 10
ordered that all persons interested In the estate
Of SAID deceased be notified 10 appear before
said Court ct the Probate ONCE In Manchester,
In said District. on tho 2ilh day Of August
licstion Of this order three weeks successfully
previous thereto. In the Manchester JouRsAL, Z
newspaper printed at Manchester Aforesaid, 10 =
show cause. II any they may have, why said
instrument In writing should not be proved aud
allowed - the last will and testament Of ths'
ssid deceased.
ii'v wB EDGHRTos. Judge
RAINBkIDGEC BENSON'S, EsrArri
ADfTArB ov VERMONT, DIstricl OF Manchester, -.
Be IL Remembered, That A. : session Of ibe,
Probate Court. holden 81 Manchester, within and
for said District On the 9Th day Of July A. b..
Whereas, Hari II. Benton. Administrator
o. the estate Of cambridge O. BsDson late
Of winnsll IN said District diseased
bis petition In writing, setting forth that II will
BE- NECESSARY 10 cell 4 part OF the real estate or
said deceased. for the payment Of the debts and
and charges Of standardization; and therein
mating application 10 ssii Court for license W
10 make such ssle.
his Ordered, That Ail persons infested 10 Ito
estate u sald deceased be- notified 10 appssY be.
fore ssid court, II the Probate once ia Man.
chester. 10 said District, on the 18th day Of
August A d. 1905. BY ppblieAiitn Of this order,
three vsshs snccsssiysly previous thereto, Ia
the Manchester ycussaL, . Newspaper printed
~ Manchester Aforesaid, TO sLow cause, II any
ihey may have, Why said liesnfs should not be
granted.
isss' wB. ID0IRTOE. Jndgs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

NIGHT WAS HER HORROR.
~ woul. cough rc.-'y all nigh. long,
Arizona republican., 1904-03-23
RECORDS BY VICTOR BAND.


 2211 Narraganset March. 31174 Niebelungen March. 31173 Hoch Deutschland. 31153 Vengeful Zouave March. 311I5 The Band Master. 31Ol4 The Midnight Flyer. 31123 The Wren Polka.
 POPS Hugenots Selection. 2O2O Dance of tLe Baysderes.
 2OS6 zallah CAT Egyptian Inter
 meZzo).
 31i35 Laughing Water. 310J5 SlavOnic DaHce.
 221O Chopin's Nocturne.
 22O0 The Forge in the Forest. RECORDS BY VICTOR ORCHESTRA. 31O57 Cavalleria Rusticana Part l. 3l05S Cavalleria Rusti ;anan Part .. 2O39 Selection from Martha. 3114T Anona -Intermezzo. RECORDS BY VICTOR DANCE ORCHESTRA.
 31143 Prince of Pilsen Lancers Fig |. 31144 Prince of Pilsen Lancers. Fig.
 and 9.
 31145 Prince of Pilsen Lancers Fig a. 31O53 Scarecrow Dance Two Step. 31139 Home of My Childhood Waltz. KlLTlES' BAND.
 3tO61 Hiawatha. PRYoR's BAND.
 31169 NIT. Blackman. TROMBONE SOLO BY ARTHUR PRYOR AND SOUSA'S BAND. S11O6 Cujus Animam from staba,
 Mater. .cORNET SOLOS. 311-S Remembrance of Prague-E-
 Henneckeck.
 31176 The Merry Bells-Jules Levy. S111O The Harp That One Through
 Tara's Hall-M- B. Rogers
 204S Slumber Song-Bode- 31o77 Bride of the Waves-H. I-
 Clarke. TROMBONE AND CoRNET DUETS. 31114 Nearer My God to Thee
 Rogers and Pryor.
 3116S Cheefulness. .CLARIONET SOLOS.
 31177 Caro- Nome (RigOletts) -.
 Pusinelli. PiCCOLO AND CLARIoNET DUET. 311e7 The Nightingale and Ths
 Blackbird. TENOR SOLOS BY HARRY MAG. .. DONOUGH.
 31O6S Congo Love Song.
 S1069 Message of the Violet.
 2344 IT With All Your Hearts
 (Elijah). 31126 I'm Yours Sweetheart Forever.
 2342 Gal The Sweetest Flower That
 Blooms.
 (b) A Rose Fable. COUNTER TENOR SOLOS BY RICH
 ARD JOSE. 31172 Dear Old Girl. 3117O Dear Old Songs. S1154 When I'm Away From You BARITONE SOLOS BY W. H. THOMPSON. 31162 The Orphans Prayer. DUETS BY DUDLEY AND MACooN- OUCH. 31O3S In the Starlight. 31O37 Bye and Bye You Will Forget Me. 31O42 Tell Me. 776 Larboard Watch. MALE QUARTETTES. S1O50 When the Bloom is on the Rye. 1 31046 My old Kentucy Home. | 31O4S Rocked in the Cradle Of the | Deep. 2O5O Forsaken- 1 1917 The Lost Chord. ! 31044 Darling Nellie Gray. 1887 Darling Nelly Gray. An Evening With the MinstreIs. | S1129 No. 1. Ethiopian Carnival ot i Melody.
 S113O No. f. Ebony Emperors of Music. Yankee Talk By Cal Stewart.
 31146 Uncle Josh in an Automobile.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-23
DESCRIPTIVE TALKING RECORDS BY LEN SPENCER

DESCRIPTIVE TALKING RECORDS BY LEN SPENCER.
 1101 The Arkansaw Traveller 11O3 Mart Maloney's Wake. 1885 Making the Fiddle Talk V 2473 Hickory Bill.
 2519 Back Yard Conversation. One Set Spanish Lesson Records. t2
 Records and Primer $500. DE LUXE 12 INCH RECORDS. $1.50 Each S15.o0 per Dczen. RECORDS BY SOUSA'S BAND. 3110O Under the Double Eagle March. 31O51 Jack Tar March.
 S1OS0 Andrea Chenier Selection. 31092 Der Tambour Der Garde. 31104 Faust Selection.
 310S7 A Dream of the Ballet. 31O82 Imperial Kaiser Overture. 310S4 Titl's Serenade. Duet by Rog-
 CTS and Lufsky.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-23

RECORDS BY THE KILTIES' BAND. x 14S6 Selection from Robert Bruce. RECORDS BY METROPOLITAN OR CHESTRA. x 2393 Pittsburg Gazette March.
 3159 Ragged William Two Step. 1922 The Birds and the Brook.
 2169 Dancing in the Barn. x 205S l. Estudiantina Waltz.
 1892 Marching Through Georgia.
 2s2 The Limited Express.
 2S5 Suawanee River. RECORDS BY VICTOR ORCHESTRA. 1 x 2151 Jolly Coppersmith.
 2163 L Estudiantina Waltz. x 21z6 Anvil Chorus. x 2077 La Media Noche. x 2521 Anona-Intermezzo. x 2150 Handicap March. V 2OS1 La Manana. l V 2O79 Vein Bliebt Vein. TROMBONE SOLOS BY ARTHUR PRYOR. 260S Daisy Donohue. x 2437 The Message of the Violet. 142S Loves Entertainment. x 2522 old Kentucky Home. x 2436 Congo Love Song. 2472 Cujus Animam (Stabat Mater} X 243S The SunhoWer and the Sun. V 2477 The Blue Bells of Scotland. V 247O Tale of the Sea Shell. TROMBONE SOLOS BY SIG BARDINI 24O1 Violets TROMBONE SOLOS BY CLAUDE
 SPARY. V I756 At the Bottom of the Deep TROMBONE AND CoRNET DUETS. x 2476 TitPs Serenade-Rogers and
 Pryor. | 2593 Cheerfulness - Rogers and
 Pryor.
 174S Gobble Duet-Clark & Spary. coRNET SOLOS BY WALTER B..
 ROGERS.
 2439 Lulle Waltz. X 1903 Army Bugle Calls.
 3262 When You Were Sweet Six
 teen.
 1429 The Volunteer Polka.
 1435 A Little Boy iii Blue. V 525 Southern Dance. | V 1902 Minne-ha-ha Waltz. V 2469 I Need Thee Every Hour. .. .. i CORNET SOLOS BY JULES LEVY.
 2106 Bonnie Sweet Bessie. x 2529 Nancy Lee. x 170S Last Rose of Summer.
 CORNET SOLOS BY BoHUMIR , kRYL.
 259S Carnival of Venice CORNET SOLOS BY HERBERT L.
 CLARK.
 2429 Loves old Sweet Song. PICCOLo SOLOS.
 1922 Patrol Comique, Geo. Schwein-
 fest. x 1439 The Lark-D. A. Lyons v 1422 Frolic's Polka D. A. Lyons.
 1S42 Maid of Dundee-D. A. Lyons x 2462 Kinlock of Kinlock-Lufsky. lPlcCOLO AND CLARIONET DUET.
 25S6 Nightingale and the Blackbird CLARIONET SOLOS BY LOUIS H.
 CHRISTIE. 26S5 Blue Bells of Scotland.
 1454 Coming Through the Rye. CLARIONET DUET BY CHRISTIE
 AND WHITAKER.
 2609 Golden Robin Polka. FLUTE SOLOS.
 342O Encore Solo-D. A. Lyons.
 4I3 Birds of the Forest-F c.
 Badolet 3421 Fantasie- on American Airs
 [, A.. Lyons. V 235 Annie Schweinfest. VIOLIN SOLOS BY CHAS. DIAL
 MAINE. 3334 RaTs Cavatina. x 1909 Hearts and Flowers.
 PAPA Polish National Dance X 246 Traumeri.
 3337 Shepherds Dance. V 1908 Waltz from Faust
Arizona republican., 1904-03-23

xYLoPHoNE SOLOS BY cHAs. p. LOWE.
 1913 Up to Date Medley.
 963 Vaudev file Specialty-Mr.
 Lowe and Miss Jottie. W 2O5 Carnival of Venice. V PIP Happy Days in Dixie. BANJO SOLOS.
 2423 Dixie ~Girl-Parke Hunter.
 2411 Hiawatha-Parke Hunter.
 1873 Mississippi BuSble-V. l..
 Ossman.
 1858 Medley of Old Timers-V. L.
 Ossman. 2553 Anona-V. L. Ossman. BANJO DUET BY OssMAN AND
 FARMER.
 1923 Nancy Brown. V 1922 Blaze Away. V 151 Stars and Stripes Forever. W 623 ntermezzo-Salome. PIANO SOLOS BY C. H. H. BOOTH.
 25OS Gavotte in A. TENOR SOLOS BY HARRY MAG DONOUGH.
 1895 Jennie Lee. 2552 The Last Farewell. 2lSS No One to Love. x 2351 Hiawatha. 14OS The Meaning of U. s. A. 2565 The Girl You Love. l x 2515 I love Only One Girl in This 1 Wide, Wide World. ] 2459 Tessie. x 9O9 I've a Longing in my Heart for
 you, Louise. ! 1907 Sally's Sunday Hat. 1713 Eva. i 2337 An Old Sweetheart of Mine 636 My Old Kentucky Home. x 1097 I'll be with You When the i Roses Bloom Again.
 1858 The Maiden With the Dreamy ! Eyes. TO Susie. x 655 Good Bye Dolly Gray. | 1904 A Little Boy in Blue. | 533 I Can't Tell Why I Love You. l 1619 In the Valley of Kentucky. 1 B In the Shade of the Palm. 1 1213 For All Eternity. 1 X 1OS The Palms. x 94 The Holy City. x 21S5 Forgotten. i 1893 Josephine, My Jo. 2517 My Alamo Love. x 1858 Could You Be True to Eyes of Blue.
 1921 Two Eyes of Blue. 245S When Kate and I were Coming | Through the Rye. TENOR SOLOS BY BYRON G. HAR- 1 IAN. x 2567 In a Village by the Sea. { 2155 Please Mamma, buy me a Baby. TENOR SOLOS BY JOSEPH NATUS. x 232S I'll Wed You in the Golden Summer Time. x PAS You'll Always Be the Same
 Sweet Girl to Me. x 1886 The Voice of the Hudson. COUNTER TENOR SOLOS BY RICH
 ARD JOSE.
 2556 Silver Threads Among the
 Gold. x 263O May, Sweet May.
 2631 The Brotherhood of Man.
 2554 Belle Brandon. YODEL SONGS.
 675 German Hunters Song-wat-
 237S Medley Emmett's Yodels-La
 Mar. 2446 When I was a Dear Little Baby
 La Mar. x 2379 Sweet ROse.-I.a Mar.
 2560 Sleep, Baby, SIeep-F'. Wilson BARITONE SOLOS BY J. w. MYERS x 696 Brown October Ale.
 1896 In the City of Signs and Tears
 1796 The Message Of the Violet. K 6S6 Asleep in the Deep.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-23

SeleGllCl tor sev, finch and Monarch ten-inch. Those marked we have in Victor seven-inch only. Those not marked we have in Monarch ten-inch only. RECORDS BY SOUSA'S BAND. x 2419 Jack Tar March. 1922 King Broadway March. 1177 Gladiator March. 1444 Gate City March. x S44 nvincible Eagle March. 3O4 Fl Capitan. x 3O6 Stars and Stripes Forever. N PAP High School Cadets March. x 141S Imperial Edward March. 1174' Jolly Fellows Waltz. X S6S Waltz from the Serenade. x 343 Blue Danube Waltz. 1881 Valse, Rose von Shiras. 244O Graceful Dance (Henry WILD 1858 Selection from Faust and
 Il Travatore.
 2449 Bride-elect Selection. 2461 Intermezzo-Cavaleria Rusti-
 cana. x 1449 Selection from Carmen. 2479 Lohengrin Selection. 2525 Wm. Tell Overture-Part I. 363 Tampa Overture-Part I. x 1852 Poet and Peasant Overture. 143O Morning, Noon and Night in
 Venice.
 S25 Intermezzo-Salome. 24S4 A Dream of the Ballet. 2613 La Danuese x 24S5 La Mandolinata. ...- 1887 Der Tambour Der Garde. 2617 Second Hungarian Raphsodie. 2471 Light Cavalry Overture. 26l2 Rienzi Overture. 2460 Paderewski Minuet. 2614 A Country Dance. 3264 Old Kentucky Home. 24S1 Old Kentucky Home. x 11S2 Creole Bells.
 1432 United Service Passing in Re-
 view. x 2444 Mexican Serenade. x 1172 Hearts and Flowers. 1169 Honeysuckle and the Bee. 316 Hot Time in the old Town. x 1190 La Poloma. x 339 Lily Bells. x 116S The Warblers..
 1752 Hunting Scene.
 1903 Sheridan's Ride x 1192 Clusters Last Charge. 1171 Blue and the Gray Patrol x 1883 In the Good old Summer Time. 314 Arkansaw Huskin' Bee. 2443 Hiawatha V 337 Mosquito Parade. 1173 Down South. V 1S4O A "Trip Through Dixie. V 2420 Salute to the Stars and Stripes. RECORDS BY VICTOR BAND. 2O69 Niebelungen March. 2O6S Idolizers March. RECORDS BY ROYAL BAND OF ITALY.
 24O2 Atlantic City Yacht Club
 March.
 252S Habanera (Carmen) 2495 Sextette from Lucia 24OO Quartette from Rigoletto. x 1899 Hiawatha.
 2432 La Rose.
 2403 La Cinquaintaine. RECORDS BY PRYoR's BAND. 2557 MT. Black Man.
 25S5 Rifle Regiment March. 25S4 Baltimore Centennial March 25S3 National Fencibles March. 26O6 Chimes of Normandy Selec-
 ton.
 26O3 Peggy from Paris Selection. 2600 Katy Did.
 2602 Dance of the WeaZels. 2581 An Afternoon Teaparty. x 255S Bedelia. x 25S9 The Bells-Gavotte. 25SS Dance of the Honeybells. 2591 Stephanie Gavotte. RECORDS BY PRYOR'S ORCHESTRA 2592 Alma Waltzes.
 259O Artists Life Waltz.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-23
DUETS BY DUDLEY AND MAcDoN OUCH.

1O76 In the Shadow of the Pines. x 2341 Tell Me. x 234O In the Starlight. V ITS Robin Adair. V 1875 While the Leaves Came Drift ing Down. V 1929 Bye and Bye You Will Forget
 Me.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-23

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Arizona republican., 1904-03-23

x 2350 Jim LawSonS Hogs. 149O Last Day of School at Pump
 kin Center. K 2541 Uncle Josh in an Automobile. K 2447 Si PettinhilTs Brooms. 2542 Uncle Josh on a Fifth Ave.
 Bus.
 664 Uncle Josh at Coney Island. 661 Uncle Josh in Society. x 665 Uncle Josh in a Department
 Store. 2575 Uncle Josh and the Fire De-
 partment. 2347 Uncle Josh and Aunt Nancy
 Visit New York. V 667 Uncle Josh and the Lightning
 rod Agent. V 1476 A Meeting of the Ananias
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Arizona republican., 1904-03-23
DUETS BY MAcDoNoUeH AND BIEIlNG

Tx 25O4 Somebody's Waiting Meath
 Southern Skies.
 2524 I'll Wed You in the Golden
 Summer Time. x 1898 Under a Bamboo Tree. V 1854 I'm Wearing My Heart Away For You. | 9E05 TaSSip
Arizona republican., 1904-03-23
DUETS BY MISS MORGAN AND N
 STANLEY.

2E33 Oh That We Two Were May.
 ing. 2569 Its lovely day for a walk. 2555 Deed I Do.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-23
MINSTREL RECORDS.

An Evening With The Minstrels. 1884 No. 1. Ethiopian Carnival of
 Melody. 1924 No. ?, Minstrel Ballad. My
 Creole Sue 1925 No. 3. End Song, Chimes Of
 de Golden Bells.' 1926 No. 1. Ebony Emperors of
 Melody. 1927 No. 5. Having Fun With the
 Orchestra. 1928 No. 6. Cake Walk in COontown 1929 No. '. Funny Things You See
 in the Papers,. 1880 No. s. Afterpiece Scenes zon
 the Leyee.' V, 5O6 Georgia Minstrels. No. l. V. 507 Georgia Minstrels. No. ?. 3O37 Georgia Minstrels. No. 3.