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Musical Courier 1891-12-16: Vol 23 Iss 617, 1891
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1I. DO YOU want to buy a Piano, or secure a new Agency
3II. DO YOU want to buy an Organ or secure a new Agency
5III. DO YOU want to buy a Violin or Sheet Music, or General Musical Merchandise, Piano Stools, &c.
7IV. DO YOU want anything in the Piano or Organ supply line
9V. DO YOU want to know of a good Conservatory, or do you need the services of a Vocal or Instrumental Teacher, or a Brass Band
11VI. DO YOU need Cuts, Lithographs, Half Tones of any of the leading musicians or musical celebrities of the world
13VII. DO YOU want to send Catalogues, Circulars or Letters to the leading people in music and the music trades in the United States
15If so, you will find in this issue
17I. 75 Advertisements of Grand, Square and Upright Pianos.
19II. 24 Advertisements of Organs, both Pipe and Reed, including some specialties.
21III. 25 Advertisements of Musical Merchandise, Band and Orchestra Instruments, Stools, Covers, Sheet Music and Specialties.
23IV. 36 Advertisements of every manner of article that goes into the make-up of a piano or an organ—Lumber, Veneers, Varnish, up to the final Polish.
25V. 87 Advertisements of Conservatories, here and abroad; Teachers of every Instrument, Vocal Teachers, Musical Agencies, Concert Companies, Brass Bands, Halls To Let and Solo Artists of every kind and degree.
27VI. 700 Cuts of Artists, Musicians, Composers and people prominent in music.
29VII. 40,000 Names of Members of the Music Trade and Musicians, arranged by States, counties, cities and towns, can be reached by application at this office.
31"WANT" ADVERTISEMENTS—Salesmen, Tuners, Repairers, Polishers, Travelers, &c., Special Rates.
33THE ABOVE LIST DOES NOT INCLUDE THE MANY SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS ISSUE.
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