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Sm h an artist long preserves hisj,(liv of Musi-and there is no douht ers. cor. lb scum s wesi Teague, sen loke cm. own youth and stnngth. In that Iut wmk was a great Dining Cars. Pu , building up ii t improving mush a) Smoking and Library Cars, t!i lu te and In nth r palls of with taste The public must sometimes PROFESSIONAL GARDS the the That of the Earlier and Choice of collection eniiiitiy. people Shop for it makes up its mind at an- mm the most Literature, and Chair Cars (seats free). neo against a thing that tiles to make lT:itd Stiites ni music on earth needs no Ticket office, Old Stand, 201 Main itself too pleasant to it; hut if a com- patiitis in noun-mireturns st reet. yend tin pin Pupil of the eminent pianist. Alberto Jonaa. poser throws a stum here and there in proof Graduate of nnd Professor in t nlveralty hoen that have realized frotn School of Music, Ann Arbor, Mich. grand down even at its head, goes its way, or A no fold. Mrs. Thutber What is raised mostly in clamp cli- PIANO, THEORY and ORGAN. that head, ami nothing resounds hut opera this year, and that condi-i.ioiis mates? asked the teacher. hlod to bring about pr s ut HOURS, 10 to 12 A. M 5TUDI0, praise of the thrower. This is someis generally admitted. 2 to 4 P. M 12 S. First West St replied Johnny. times Beethoven's effect, but not every Thurs. Friday and Satys. one dare venture to essay it." PROFESSIONAL CARDS t'- I ( i 1 t- i i.i ut 1 ot hi with a It was m, t v. j 1 n- , - i ! nt v n j Sh-tuas- tei BUYERS l , h-- , 1 m-ti- t 1 : ff-t- l ! com-mnmle- d. - lib-ra- l dort d. rvclelUn, l 1KSI5-0- 6. I Tit-Bit- s. aQUlTE Chicago capitalists have acquired nton eder5 en, the Sieux City street railways and will a it takes Any fool can play fast, but consolidate and operate them. In full PIANO, Villi, Anon. to musician good play slowly. VIOLIN, of the benefits of municipal possession HARflONY . . . waterworks and thoroughly appreciatPIANO. studio: We can give no better advice to any ing them, it is strange that Sioux City studio: With Duynes A Coulter. comers music wince, Interviews Wed. 2 to 5 p.m one who studies the pianoforte earnest- has made no effort to munic ipalize Co45-4- 7 W. FIRST SOUTH ST. ly than that lie should study and learn st rent railways. practically the beautiful art of singing. eo. arele55, pranK L. And to this end never miss an opporProf, of Music in L. L). S. College; Graduate of PROFESSOR Much complimentary comment is tunity to hear a great artist, no matthe University School of Music. Ann Arbor. OF ter what his instrument, and especially made upon Bismarck's family for reVOGAls CULTURE. MUSIG, to hear the great singers. fusing the million marks offered them 12 South First West. STUDIOi studio: S. TIIALBLBG. by the publishers of Bismarcks Mem620 south Seventh East Beethoven wrote to Czerny concern- oirs. According to Colliers Weekly, it ffie Te)ean Fnappen, is an incident really very fine, when IVr5. ing his (Beethovens) nephew's musiTHOMAS RADGL1FFE, A. G. 0. When suflieiently ad remembering what it calls the domical instruction: VOICE BUILDER. narrow-mindeilliberal, Piano, Pipe Organ, Harmony. vanced do not stop his playing on ac- neering. STUDIOi of the Prussians count of little mistakes, but only point cheeseparing habits Studio, 838 E, South Temple St, OVER DAYNES MUSIC CO. them out at the end of the piece. c I generally. SALT LAKE CITY. this followed have always system, d. which quickly forms a musician. TABERNACLE ORGANIST. All our goods are Known . in Music COOP. d, do. Evening In an article upon the influences that have gone toward the furthering of musical interests and culture in this D. Will be found at 0- - Calder's Sons. 45'47 W. First South PiOiessionai ayne, Tuner aim leer 01 me Plano, HIGH GRADE and TEACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN. OFFICE AND STUDIO WITH DAYNES MUSIC CO. 74 Main St., Salt Lake City. TELEPHONE jib- - ioT.ces WE are ,he IT Ui 0 ! Ulcer $ ions defy competition. DAYNES Music Company, The Salt Lake Music Dealers. PIANOS, ORGANS, BOOKS AND SHEET MUSIC. P. O. Box 1090. General Musical Merchandise. 7 A Main St. Salt Lake City |