*†Blaze of Glory, March and Two-step,Abe Holzmann
- Abe Holzmann’s latest. Very effective,50c.
*†Old Faithful, March and Twostep,Abe Holzmann
- Sung, whistled and played everywhere.50c.
*†Uncle Sammy, March and Twostep,by Abe Holzmann
- Heard all over the world. Nothing like it everwritten, 30c.
*†Blaze Away, March and Twostep,Abe Holzmann
- A stirring March, with snappy melodies, Solo 50c,Duet $1.00
*†Yankee Grit, March and Twostep,Abe Holzmann
- A fine March, makes a good Schoolmarch, Easy50c.
*†Alagazam Cakewalk,by Abe Holzmann
- One of the greatest successes by Holzmann,50c.
*†Flying Arrow, Indian Intermezzo,Abe Holzmann
- The leading American March, full of vim, Pine,50c.
*†Hunky Dory, Cakewalk,by Abe Holzmann
- A big Hit. Sung and played by everybody,Try it 50c.
*†Bunch of Blackberries, Cakewalk,by Abe Holzmann
- A very original and effective number, not too hard,50c.
*†Smoky Mokes, Cakewalk,by Abe Holzmann
- The Cakewalk Hit all Players are talking about,50c.
*†Golden Rod, Intermezzo,by Mabel Mc Kinley
- A very catchy and instructive number. Try it!30c.
*†Feather Queen, Indian Intermezzo,by Mabel Mc Kinley
- Simply beautiful and beautifully simple,30c.
*†Karama, A Japo-Rhapsody,by Mabel Mc Kinley
- One of the greatest musical successes. Not hard,30c.
*†Anona, Intermezzo,by Mabel Mc Kinley
- Another triumph like Karama by same writer.
*†Turkey in the Straw, Ragtime Fantasie,by O. Bonnell
- A very jolly number, which sets your feet agoing50c.
*†Yale Boola, March and Stwstep,by A. M. Hirsch
- The Famous College March. Very populareverywhere, 50c.
*†Arabola, Arabian Intermezzo,by K. Hendrix
- An Intermezzo full of quaint melody and harmony,50c.
*†Yankiana, March and Twostep,by E. E. Loftis
- Positively the finest March ever written,30c.
*†Salomy Jane, Intermezzo March,by J. P. Corin
- A very fine characteristic March, full of vim,30c.
†Seeing Paris, March and Twostep,by Ch. Mougert
- A bright attractive number, very pleasing,60c.
Sycamore Concert Rag,by Scott Joplin
- A Rag that sticks. Everybody is humming it,50c.
*Nooga, Oriental Intermezzo,by Marie Doro
- A dainty Oriental concert, characteristic ofthe country, 60c.
*†Mrs. Sippi, African Intermezzo,by J. C. Russick
- A new fangled March, full of snap and ginger,50c.
*†La Fiesta, March,by A. Roncovieri
- One of the most famous Marches,Solo 30c. Duet 75c.
*†Jumping Jack’s Jubilee, Comique,by A. B. Woods
- Something entirely new. A charming novelty,30c.
*†Down the Field, March,by S. P. Friedman
- The most up to date College March. Very brilliantand snappy, 50c.
*†Screeching Eagle, March and Twostep,B. Stern
- A very stirring March, positively contagious,30c.
*†Great Divide, March and Twostep,by L. Maurice
- An unusually popular March by a popularComposer, 60c.
*†Fighting Hope, March and Twostep,L. Maurice
- The most novel and interesting March everwritten, 30c.
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Redhead Rag,by Franklin and Green
- Taken from Irene Franklin’s famous Song“Redhead,” 60c.
*†That Italian Rag,by Al. Piantadosi
- The Rag Hit of the year. Immensely popular,30c.
*†Step Lively, March and Twostep,by F. Schwartz
- A very interesting, beautiful March, not too hard,50c.
*†African Dreamland, Intemezzo,by G. Atwater
- A beautiful Darky number that setsthe soul a-singing, 50c.
*†Pollywogs, March and Twostep,by E. C. Kammermeyer
- A rainbarred episode, full of sweet Melodies,50c.
*†Shooting Stars, March and Twostep,G. L. Story
- An encore Number, wherever played. Try it!30c.
*Buxton Slow Drag,by L. Lewis
- The Greatest Afro-American Success. Try it!50c.
*†Rag-a-Tag Rag,by Al. W. Brown
- A brand new Rag, full of pretty melodies,50c.
Second Regiment March,by J. W. Reeves
- A March with plenty of dash and vim.50c.
*†Love Sparks, Waltzesby Abe Holzmann
- The latest Waltzes by this popular Composer,50c.
*†Love-Land, Waltezby Abe Holzmann
- A Waltz of merit which has captured all Europe,50c.
*†Symphia Waltzes,by Abe Holzmann
- A most desirable waltz for those who admirepretty melodies, 30c.
*†Calanthe Waltzes,by Abe Holzmann
- Dainty, beautiful and original,60c.
*Echoes of Love, Waltzes,by R. Ferrari
- A genuinely beautiful Waltz, not too hard,30c.
Sly Cupid, Waltzes,by B. Stern
- An entrancing Waltz with beautiful harmonies,50c.
Fancy Free, Waltzes,by G. Warren
- Sweet sounding, pleasing melodies,50c.
*If You Loved Me, Waltzes,by R. E. Keiser
- A bright medley of beautiful Waltz Melodies,30c.
*Señora, Waltzes,by Joe Nathan
- A fascinating, and brilliant Spanish number,60c.
Beaute Supreme, Waltzes,by L. Maurice
- Dainty Themes of beauty and originality,50c.
Betty and Billy, Waltzes,by W. C. Powell
- A beautiful Waltz by the writer of “Curly”,50c.
*A Winning Miss, Waltzes,by Wm. F. Peters
- Full of sweet, flowing melodies, and beautifulharmonies, 75c.
*Paid in Full, Waltzes,by Wm. F. Peters
- An excellent Number for exhibition and dance,60c.
Beverly of Graustark, Waltzes,Wm. F. Peters
- A Salon Waltz, sympathetic and melodious,60c.
*†Manzanillo, Mexican Dance,by A. G. Robyn
- One of the biggest hits ever written,Solo 50c, Duet 75c
Dance of the Raindrops,by P. B. Story
- A number which has won favor from every player,30c.
*†Dance of the Frowsyheads,by P. B. Story
- A nice little exhibition number, very dainty,50c
Snow Dance, Eskimo Intermezzo,F. C. Parson
- A sweet little number, good for recital and dance,60c.
*†Corncracker Barn Dance,by F. W. Meacham
- A bright attractive Dance, very fascinating,50c.
*†Caught in the Net, Threestep,by R. A. King
- The most novel and interesting Threestep written,50c.
*Princess Royal, Schottische,by M. Rosenfeld
- A dainty and very pleasing caprice. You’ll like it,50c.
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