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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
preferable will be given, and these "rea-
sons why" are enough in number to fill a
book. Dealers in districts where the cam-
paign is going to be warm this fall ought
to take advantage of the opportunity of
doing business with the C. G. Conn Co.
The demand for Conn's Wonder instru-
ments is growing so rapidly that there is a
constant strain on the extensive resources
at Elkhart. The Conn factories in that
city are assuming huge proportions and
no sooner is one new building added than
another becomes necessary.
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Regina Activity.
Incorporated.
New Regina styles are in preparation,
including
some revelations in the matter
Charleston, W. Va., July n , 1900.
of
music-box
construction. The Regina
As anticipated in last week's Review, the
Corona,
in
its
several
sizes, is in great de-
Smith Symphone Co., of Baltimore, Md.,
mand.
The
demand,
practically, is only
was formally incorporated hereto-day with
limited
by
the
supply.
At the warerooms
a capital of $1,000,000. It is purposed to
there
are
more
visitors
than ever, a big
manufacture and deal in piano playing at-
percentage
of
the
callers
eventually be-
tachments and musical instruments. In-
coming
purchasers.
corporators: G. A. Boyden, of Mt. Wash-
The success of the Regina Co. from the
ington, Md. ; S. H. Shriner, R. V. Lans-
start
might be called remarkable, were it
dale, O. C. Zell, W. Nuntridge, all of Bal-
not
well
known that the success achieved
timore, Md. ; Brown, Jackson & Knight,
is
the
result
of ingenious skill combined
A Valuable Find.
attorneys, Charleston.
with
perfect
mechanical processes, taste-
A great find of valuable old violins by
ful
construction,
merit in tone producing
Fullam Arrested.
Guarnerius and Amati and other instru-
properties
and
well-directed
business en-
ments is reported from Vienna. A gentle-
terprise.
A.
Judson
Fullam,
eccentric
and
wealthy,
man had resolved to pull down and rebuild
Wm. B. Tremaine, of the yEolian Co.,
his mansion, when these instruments were and said to be a retired piano manufactur-
found in a lumber-room. His great-grand- er, residing at 365 West 151st street, this who has been away for several weeks on a
father, it seems, like other wealthy gentle- city, was arrested this week at Ludlow, business trip in the Northwest, returned
men of the period, had his private orches- Vt., on a charge of shooting a former last week. He made a most favorable re-
tra, but, as none of his descendants cared tenant of his, named McManus. After port as to trade conditions.
for music, the instruments were forgotten. the shooting, which occurred last week,
The Henry F. Miller, Conover and
If the tale is true, and the instruments are Fullam disappeared. The wound inflicted Kingsbury pianos, and Clough & Warren,
authentic, the discovery bids fair to be a is not of a serious nature.
Farrand & Votey and Chicago Cottage
valuable one indeed.
Organs
are being sold by A. Ainsworth,
The music department of the John
Webster,
S. D., "which is a branch of the
Getting Into Shape Again.
Church Co. 's establishment in this city is
establishment
at Watertown. T. C. Olson
Rettberg & Lange, who recently suffered undergoing a complete re-arrangement to is in charge.
from fire which began in a neighboring suit the changed conditions brought about
I. Stanley Moorehead is now connected
marquetry manufactory, are rapidly get- by alterations in the building. The stock
ting into shape again. New machinery of music now includes nearly every com- with the Adek Manufacturing Co. of this
has been ordered and a large number of position published by the firm. Business city as traveling representative. He will
give much attention to trade in the South.
is continually increasing in volume.
the latest appliances have been secured.
[Special to The Review.]
A Satisfied Customer
Sends you another.
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are satisfied customers.
Write right no c w for
Ute Catalogue. . . .
WEAVER ORGAN & PIANO CO.
Manufacturers: YORK, PA., U. S. A.
SHYMI^LIA
PIPE ORGAN
NO LARGER THAN A REED ORGAN
Two Manual and Pedal-Bass
Effects from one Keyboard
LOOK AND LISTEN.
Yes, look at it and see an organ artistically made of the best
materials and with the greatest skill of the most experienced work-
rg in. Look it all over, from pedals ^
.
to music rack, and
it's just the same. ^ — ^ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - I A But listen! Ah, if the
look pleased you, \
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tone? And yet, it \ ^^
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\ isn't strange that
fifty years of voicing \ ^^ Z l f - ^ ^ U
\ r e e c * s s n o u ^ result
in
the sweet
toned \ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
and clearer w i t h each\_
^ — - — - E s t e y , ever s w e e t e r
—-—~"
n e w instrument that
comes
from t h e factory, else w h a t w e r e t h e u s e s of e x p e r i e n c e ?
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
ESTEY ORGAN CO.,
BRATTLEBORO, VT,
HENRY LINDEMAN & SON,
Church Organ Pipes Only
CHICKERING & S O N S , Pianoforte Makers
BOSTON, MASS.
Distributors for North and South America.
PIANOS
WALDORF PIANO CC\
55£-554W. 29 TV ST.
NEW YORK,
HENRY LINDEMAN.
LEHR
I50 E. I28th St., N. Y.
HIGH
GRADE
S. G. LINDEMAN
PIANOS
ORGANS
Original in design, refined in tone.
Finish and interior workmanship unsurpassed.
Modern in price.
PIANO J>
J* CASE
Acknowledged by the music press and trade as having- no equal. Latest styles are
7 r-3 octave, have new improvements a.nd. ;ire remarkably low in price.
H. LEHR & CO.,
Easton, Pa.