Turkey in the Straw

by Otto Bonnell

“TURKEY IN THE STRAW.”

A RAG-TIME FANTASIE.

N.B. Published also for Orchestra, Band, 1st and 2nd Mandolin with Guitar accompaniment.

By OTTO BONNELL.

Copyright MDCCCXCIX, by Otto Bonnell. Transferred to Will Rossiter, Chicago.
Assigned MCMIV to Leo Feist, 134 W 37^th St. N.Y.

Four Of The Best Songs Ever Written!

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Complete Copies are for Sale at all good Music Shops or direct from the Publisher. 20^¢ per copy,_the four for 75^¢

Published and Copyrighted by

LEO. FEIST,

Feist Building 134 W. 37th St.,

New York.

POPULAR PIECES FOR PIANO.
By Well Known Writers. Attractive Titlepages. Excellent for Dancing.

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* Also published for Orchestra
† Also published for Band.

Complete Copies at all Music Stores or direct from the Publishers at one-half marked price.

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Published by

LEO. FEIST

“Feist Building” 134 W. 37th St.,

NEW YORK