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Deritio 0 itvrtiale. J.IOO. Brilliant Piano Solos.

These may bo had in regular Sheet Music size,

upon receipt of price, from

KUNKEL BROTHERS,
012 OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.

HEATHER BELLS— Polka - - Jacob KunboL 75

One of the finest salon compositions known. Annual sale ex-
coedB 20^000 copicit. Alf>o publUbcd as u Duet.

GERMANS’ TRIUMPHAL MARCH—

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piiblisbcU. Annual sale of over 25.000 copies.
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CO RAN ADO— Grand Valse de Concert L. 11. Enen, t.OO

One of the best waltzes written; very melodions, brilliant and
-F^—t— Tr *• effective. Especially suitable for exhibition purposes.

NEARER* MY GOD, TO THEE— Grand Paraphrase

de Concert - — Jnlin Rive^KIng, 1,00
A grand composition. Nothing more effective. Should bo In
the repertory of all ambitious pianists, as it is a superior concert
piece, and is always appreciated by the audience.

SPARKS— Grand Galop de Concert J. W. Boone, 1.00

The finest galop written in modem times. Full of life and
dash, and brilliant effects. Magniffoent exhibition piece. This
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