Music Trade Review
Issue: 1896 Vol. 22 N. 6 - Page 6
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Aut©MfeWntPla«*>t\>.4^ort excel-
lent business forTHe month of Febru
f $»fe"W8 ) , cl laW&^SA
the cut in
demand has been
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Flaws';ie(y.'^#§--5a1*6 J5 C?iK*' rr pS ,l#j?P offf ,$&S!?JJli8 X ^ n g ^ f ^ n r ^ P ^ o Steck and Sohmex house*, is.,now cpenected
o
J
their otf n nfclsic.-abS'by'*Heii»* °fe^ffltj^rf ^ ^ i f W 3 W t W M ^ S S f h o w"SK 'Mason & Mmfin^Jocai^ house "as 'oijt^
and
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clear l y
appear i*W
fr
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p i f l g ' forkMS'of -i li*igatiofer^idri' ;r 'MIP b w «H§ft>dms:^iIs(ioai9q S«il-iy3a ami
enable every dealer to form a correc€ V! jSn?l rfj ou ,9ir;lfift^ avtalunrn't .baJifiarl-rmEVA B lo
iidri-v^d
'vftami T iov otnoa 3i;o f"iiil oi .«0 of the KTfell Piano Co., left Ne.v^rfc ^, BS , day.
.notJBJwqai tioiU ban t oonntq ^o asl^i?. wsa M ^ g j j J ^ s ^ . a ^ o ^ ^ s i ^ ^ U ^ o ^
EDWARD M. WHEATLEY is a recent addi-
jon Hi-// ,Bi*8aiHtt¥fe? J €K 9d sfirfrioiriwN^w^.oi-k,;^?,agents i S f i ^ e x ^ f l t e ^ ; - t i o p t o t h e Wilco Xfr fr &White
&"Whi Organ Cq,'s
!
o'^ .b^norrr;-.,—id. Jr^ifi.'nijjrn od vino back to-d^^.^fpnd^y ^ ^ t K Y n v / ! B f: , nB iftr . m s t ^ J o F ' t r ^ ^ ^ ^ e s r H ^ ; 1 " ^ W/li
W/li
con-
/li con
hd
Mr. O. L. Braumuller, the
company, leaves-STew-Yer-fe-te-day for a paii^fS^aySffavarilbr^bf t h ^ a W a e r M f l d ^ f ^ ^ ^ ^ f f f j E , th§ fI ^iiy f e T paf^^Bp^hgiti
flying Wester^.^jpiof r ^vc|.y^3l|s> Mr. O. foi<>0^Wne^x:ft r qVnil^ingft-rirn3nffi'ftt9h? ro Senate was'illustrated last Tuesday by, the (
C.
C Klock,
Klock their road representative,
representative has
has S p a % % ^ s r ^ K i % ^ u f l i r i ^
Singly tariff Bill, a measure 1
9ri
of .^a^ia«blfiicb»Be
out,of .the-Btaiirbulterr are
r obrro
?
^J
ni
sverf ,bnr,rgn?l n 't p i y i n g sufficient revenue to
^ ^ ^ ! ^ Pf t o c o n d l l c t t h e a fTak^o% the Nation at a
%i\i fit i n s . ^ of a loss
.
. , o rn .
ao
^5«rfqS4ft>i*oae^HJr-^nltfgP^ 1
9fl
^
^ ^
iv ro- seen and heard to be
dent; A. A. Maxwell, vice-president; fS
. !1 _ c ^. What next?
T
: r
/ i
H.°*(?^enV' sfel#yta^'- "' "' "'"''* ^ ^ '
GEO. M.
RD, who has been
fof^Wri^ officf^rs
1
Diinfeaif;'fdi-rrr t^ie
.
„
the South and Eastr during the past six
dife\j*or^/' 1
if
i
)
1
I
J
ft 1
the^how'ih| ma ciy ' By'the cdmyanf'fSf'.^^exftHePea ^ t ^ 4 n ^ ^ t e f f o a i t ; i a ^ i s
tb©
pas¥ f Welve •rtibnths, and i havirig JJ jHst'' s got ( !^ex^tftea ! 'ti^Be r a^g^t a f H{jut v si l x 1< Hi( ; '' P ' :4 - iinrtriJ - D '
. isfia !deJid^d'atq
—;M:~iiLJL
omr>o
throu^ t f e i r P i ^ S
,i,i,
gO nr/rq
.return from his recent Western
hoot] .fro svomMonday next.
di ! ti§i^
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8
^ f t f a
.noH
^ a Pfi Yojk^^n^sy^^Tjiar.Qhi^ , West Virginia,n
n[house
i s i n e v e r y Temek miistmmy^n
y9 rfi
Aut©MfeWntPla«*>t\>.4^ort excel-
lent business forTHe month of Febru
f $»fe"W
the cut in
demand has been
^
k
^
^
a ement
& M
§
fcfc£%
HARKV
Flaws';ie(y.'^#§--5a1*6 J5 C?iK*' rr pS ,l#j?P offf ,$&S!?JJli8 X ^ n g ^ f ^ n r ^ P ^ o Steck and Sohmex house*, is.,now cpenected
o
J
their otf n nfclsic.-abS'by'*Heii»* °fe^ffltj^rf ^ ^ i f W 3 W t W M ^ S S f h o w"SK 'Mason & Mmfin^Jocai^ house "as 'oijt^
and
•in
clear l y
appear i*W
fr
!fiWfcfo aid riJiv, JD^HOD o ^ r id^
,,ov/
iS
w
ti©
^
96i^Ne
p i f l g ' forkMS'of -i li*igatiofer^idri' ;r 'MIP b w «H§ft>dms:^iIs(ioai9q S«il-iy3a ami
enable every dealer to form a correc€ V! jSn?l rfj ou ,9ir;lfift^ avtalunrn't .baJifiarl-rmEVA B lo
iidri-v^d
'vftami T iov otnoa 3i;o f"iiil oi .«0 of the KTfell Piano Co., left Ne.v^rfc ^, BS , day.
.notJBJwqai tioiU ban t oonntq ^o asl^i?. wsa M ^ g j j J ^ s ^ . a ^ o ^ ^ s i ^ ^ U ^ o ^
EDWARD M. WHEATLEY is a recent addi-
jon Hi-// ,Bi*8aiHtt¥fe? J €K 9d sfirfrioiriwN^w^.oi-k,;^?,agents i S f i ^ e x ^ f l t e ^ ; - t i o p t o t h e Wilco Xfr fr &White
&"Whi Organ Cq,'s
!
o'^ .b^norrr;-.,—id. Jr^ifi.'nijjrn od vino back to-d^^.^fpnd^y ^ ^ t K Y n v / ! B f: , nB iftr . m s t ^ J o F ' t r ^ ^ ^ ^ e s r H ^ ; 1 " ^ W/li
W/li
con-
/li con
hd
Mr. O. L. Braumuller, the
company, leaves-STew-Yer-fe-te-day for a paii^fS^aySffavarilbr^bf t h ^ a W a e r M f l d ^ f ^ ^ ^ ^ f f f j E , th§ fI ^iiy f e T paf^^Bp^hgiti
flying Wester^.^jpiof r ^vc|.y^3l|s> Mr. O. foi<>0^Wne^x:ft r qVnil^ingft-rirn3nffi'ftt9h? ro Senate was'illustrated last Tuesday by, the (
C.
C Klock,
Klock their road representative,
representative has
has S p a % % ^ s r ^ K i % ^ u f l i r i ^
Singly tariff Bill, a measure 1
9ri
of .^a^ia«blfiicb»Be
out,of .the-Btaiirbulterr are
r obrro
?
^J
ni
sverf ,bnr,rgn?l n 't p i y i n g sufficient revenue to
^ ^ ^ ! ^ Pf t o c o n d l l c t t h e a fTak^o% the Nation at a
%i\i fit i n s . ^ of a loss
.
. , o rn .
ao
^5«rfqS4ft>i*oae^HJr-^nltfgP^ 1
9fl
^
^ ^
iv ro- seen and heard to be
dent; A. A. Maxwell, vice-president; fS
. !1 _ c ^. What next?
T
: r
/ i
H.°*(?^enV' sfel#yta^'- "' "' "'"''* ^ ^ '
GEO. M.
RD, who has been
fof^Wri^ officf^rs
1
Diinfeaif;'fdi-rrr t^ie
.
„
the South and Eastr during the past six
dife\j*or^/' 1
if
i
)
1
I
J
ft 1
the^how'ih| ma ciy ' By'the cdmyanf'fSf'.^^exftHePea ^ t ^ 4 n ^ ^ t e f f o a i t ; i a ^ i s
tb©
pas¥ f Welve •rtibnths, and i havirig JJ jHst'' s got ( !^ex^tftea ! 'ti^Be r a^g^t a f H{jut v si l x 1< Hi( ; '' P ' :4 - iinrtriJ - D '
. isfia !deJid^d'atq
—;M:~iiLJL
omr>o
throu^ t f e i r P i ^ S
,i,i,
gO nr/rq
.return from his recent Western
hoot] .fro svomMonday next.
di ! ti§i^
*
8
^ f t f a
.noH
^ a Pfi Yojk^^n^sy^^Tjiar.Qhi^ , West Virginia,n
n[house
i s i n e v e r y Temek miistmmy^n
y9 rfi
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