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Wh«n Dewey Comes Sailing Home s. V I^atnptic, By the con^posei; of Whistling Rufus and .

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7112 You Can't Think of Bverything Comfc Dc6^54 You Dott't Handle Nuff MOnejr For Me Comic Q5461 You'll Get All That's a Comin t6 You ' Comic Co7J.26 You liever Told Me That Before We Married

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7400 You're It Sentimental . • ' / '1^ ^'^*45709i You're So Good Daddy Sttitfaiifental "f Ca7419 You're Talking Rag Time

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7398 You'sfrsHoney to^YQ' Mammy Just the SameCoon Song Kcl

5451 You've Be6n a Good Ole Wagon, But YouDone Broke Down Comic Co

7l78 Yuba Dam Comic, a Tale of the We«4'''

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ti»M7498. I Left Because I Love You H*M7847 In the Shadow of the Pines i • H * Mir266 Just as the Sun Went Down ' ^^ " DftM7261 Larboard Watch

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Describing a negro jubilef gathering. A "regularexperience meeting. Interruptions of "Amen, "groansand "Wicked Nigger." Between experiences the

.^ . ,, ^ congr«^atioa sings. They wiad up with "O NoahBuilt da Ark/' , -

2237 Carry Me Back to Old Virginny , ' •'2224 Church Scene

From this Old Homestead ; ' the chimes ringi' outsweetly, just as they do in the famous play^.Theillusion is complete.

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2204 Cornfield Medley " ',Steamboat, Bell, Whistle and Banjo JLmitatiea. '

2213 Dancing on the Old Barn Floor ^Includes the imitation of the varioBs< noises of dp-

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Steamboat Leaving the Wharf at New Orleans

Sunshine will come again ' "^ P•¥•

TheTc^r '' ' ^Trip to the County Pair

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2215 WhTTBroke the Lock ?

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, . ,;.-From the Mikado

4803 No, li^p, 'Tis You Oliifiette •

7266 The Torpedo and the Wl^alc "From Oliy^tte"'7385 Trio from Faust <

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Mfarching Song from Sousa's Bride Elect

4807 When I was a Boy Pinafore4802 You remember T'was Six Months Ago

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The Ctisey Records afe perhaps the best kiiowu and most pop-' alar of all talking records made for the Phonograph

7285 Casey and His Oang of Irish Laborers .'3803 Casey and ilie Dude in a^treet Car3812 Casey and the Hand Organ3807 Casey as Auctioneer *3805 Casey Courting His Oirl :attS Cwwy OtpKrtmg 1>y »teamboi|t^"J'"^" . ~ r'-fS50 CaseyiHt Diniiy Murphy's Wake ^3804 Casey as Hotel Clerk '8810 Cas«pr as Judge ' -^

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5814 -Casey ia the Hos|)itaI ,Casey on Lov6 " „ . ;,-Gasej; on.the Bo-^irery

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DttTCH PHILOSOPHY ; VBy FranV Kennedy, His Dutch dial^t and quaint humor

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Shuljtx's-Advice to M . ' , " -^Shultz at Chutth ,' ./• „ " .. .Shtilia'sp'ire ProofSaft ' . ",-,. i..[.^ult« Gets a Letter from the Klondike . * 1Shultz Goes Hunting wi4Ji.OroTer Cjleveland .ShultzinLove ,-

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By B. Russell Throckmorton, (T) and W. F. Hooley, (H)

7361 Barbara Frietachie T3857 Columbus , T7244 The Declaration of the Free, T

One of Ingersoll's Speeches

3816 Gladstone on Self Help H3826 Hamlet's Soliloquy H3859 Hoch der Kaiser T3820 Ingersoll at the Tomb of Napoleon H3847 Ingersoll's Speech on Truth H3858 KipUflJ8:*s \

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3881 Uncl« josh Playing a Game * i*..*Uncle 8am to George. The Sailooi. ^f Ajmi^^

' Dewey's fleet were entertained Saturday ni^ht.Sept. 30, at a " Smoker " at the Waldort-Astoria,The Admiral was there. Gal. Stewart deliveroHthis stirring patriotic poem In his quaint Yank«dialect. •-. . ' ^ ::'i.i^"|,- ;

Tliree of Cal. Stewart's songs, 3903, 3d04,*nd 8907arelfsted under the heading of Comi6 SoAgs.

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4 , , Moody an^ Sankey Gospel ;Hj'mnsand Sacred Songs for the,Phonograph. The

records are manufactured at the Edison

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excellence), exclusively for Thie 3iglow &riain Ca., 135 Filth Avenue, New Vork.For sale at retail by all dealers in Phono-

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TN -response to a popular demand for"Language Study" Records, there 'are

now being manufactured at the EdisonLaboratory, complete series of such records

in French; Spanish, German and Italian,

exclusively for Professor |R. D. Cortina, 44

West Thirty-fourth Street, New York,.from whom all particulars can be obtained.Prof.' Cortina is the originator *of the

adoption of the Pbanograph for . t'he teach-

ing of languages, with an expedience of

fifteen years making language records.

These records are for sale in sets only (10

grapl|8, Records and Supplies.

SPECIAL -ANNOUNCEMENTAT the ptesent tiiMe there are over fifty

artists whose services arq in demandby The National Phonograph Con^panv jijmaking the different Records listed in tHiscatalogue. There have been manj calls re-ccnt4yfor photographs of the talent;. It isthe purpose of this announcement to offer agroup photograph, size 7x9, monnted on aheavy gray mat, to all Phonograph owners-who have asked for pictures of the talent"during the last few months.

This group picture gives a perfect Hkenepsof every one of the forty two artists whogathered together for this occasion, l^ x^^centre of the picture is the Manager of th^ ^

Record Department. On the left standsji^r,.Harlan, the popular tenor, and on theWtreme righj:, George W.Johnson, the WhistlingCoon, ^eatefiin the second roW are MissNewton, Miss Kelso and Senorita Godoy;while ga,thered around, seated and standing,,are the rest of the galaxy of stars.

Each picture in the group i8 ntmibtredand the footnote gives tlie name and specialtyof the -performeri... --i. -

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T^HERE lias t)e^ti prepared at the EdisonLaboratory a new and complete

HAND BOOK of the Phonograph. It telkthe story (if the invention in MR. EDISON'^own words. It describes the malting of thefirst Phonograph and how the fii"st wordthat it spoke was the familiar old rhvme,

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DedicationPART FIRST

. The PhoiiogfaphForeword r\-.. • ' ^' ......•; /•'!'. .• '.'Chapter 1 History—Andcnt, Medevial and Modern ,.Chapter 2 ProphecyChapter 3 Aiore Modem HistoryChapter 4 The Story of the Invention ^Chapter 5 The First PhonographChapter 6 Pictorial and Conm^i'cial History

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Chapter tChapter 2Chapter 3Chapter 4

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What Mr. Openeer Heard 'How We Gave a Phonograph PartyThe Secret of Making Phonograph RecordsThe Phonograph as an Aid to I^anguage

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