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20 BIOGRAPHY OF BANDS IN KANSAS. N. LEBRUN MUSIC Co. 207 South Broadway, ST. LOUIS, Manufacturers of The Patent Duplex Drum 'The heads of which are tightened separately and 1 the snares of which answer to the smallest touch of the sticks.

Send for catalogue of these celebrated drums. Band Imstruments Repaired in a Skillful Nanner at very reasonable charges, and work guaranteed. Rough Diamond Violin, Banjo and Guitar Strings. Three strings, 7 strings, 15 strings, 30 strings, $2.00. Sent by mail on receipt of price.

Jean White's catalogue at 20 per cent discount. Band instruments at very low prices. Curry, third alto; W. Ashley, first tenor; F. Waldron, second tenor; W.

H. Hiles; baritone; A. L. Drummond, tuba; B. V.

Wheeler, bass drum and cymbals. ORCHESTRA. A. J. Smith, first violin; B.

J. Marsh, clarionet; John Snyder, cornet; E. Kostomlatsky, trombone; B. V. Wheeler, bass.

Nickerson. Nickerson is located on the A. T. S. F.

R. 242 miles west of Kansas City, population two thousand, five hundred. THE NICKERSON CORNET BAND was organized in 1885, and it now consists of the following members: Frank Greene, solo flat cornet; Mark Richardson, flat cornet; A. C. Whittord, solo alto, John W.

Reed, first alto; Harry Brightman, second alto; Frank Pitman, first tenor; William D. Woods, second tenor; J. W. Etinger, baritone and leader; John Kirkoff, tuba; Charles Delano, snare drum; Wm. T.

Delano, bass drum. ORCHESTRA. Eugene Green, first violin and leader; J. W. Etinger, second violin; Frank Greene, cornet; Bert Greene clarionet; John Kirkoff.

bass; Miles Thomas, pianist. Newton. Newton is located on the T. S. F.

R. R. in Sedgwick county with a population of three thousand. THE NEWTON CORNET BAND was organized in August, 1885, and at present consists of the following members: U. S.

G. Shepherd, first flat cornet: J. W. Nicholson,.