Popular songs, 1893-1904

At a Georgia campmeeting / by Kerry Mills (1897).

Ambolena Snow; an Afro-American military ballad / Lester Bodine, Geo. Maywood (1896).

Blue bell / Edward Madden, Theodore F. Morse (1904).

La pas ma la / Ernst Hogan (1895).

Oh, my Estelle / Hugh Morton, Gustave Kerker (1898).

Words cannot tell / Richard Stahl (1896).

Don't forget your promise / W.H. Tyson, Harry Osborne (1897).

On the banks of the Wabash, far away / Paul Dresser (1897).

Sweet Marie / Cy Warman, Raymon Moore (1893).

Sweet bunch of daisies / Anita Owen (1894).

The midnight son! / E.W. Rogers (1897).

Always do as people say you should / Harry B. Smith, Victor Herbert (1898).

Anona / Vivian Grey (1903).

Absence makes the heart grow fonder / Arthur Gillespie, Herbert Dillea (1900).

An

innocent young maid / Richard Carle, Maurice Levy (1899).

Dear little girly girl / Geo. M. Cohan (1899).

Down on the Brandywine / Vincent Bryan, J.B. Mullen (1904).

Everybody has a whistle like me / Ed. Rogers (1901).

Four and twenty little men / W.H. Risque, Leslie Stuart (1901).

Fetch yo' baby home / Edgar Smith, John Stromberg (1900).

He laid a way a suit of gray, to wear the Union blue / Edward M. Wickes, Ben Jansen (1901).

I've got a feelin' for you, or Way down in my heart / Edward Madden, Theodore F. Morse (1904).

I'm just barely living, dat's all / Harry Brown ,Tom Lemonier (1903).

I'm goin' to live anyhow, till I die / Shepard N. Edmonds (1901).

Heart aches / H.W. Petrie (1893).

Mary was a housemaid / W.H. Risque, Napoleon Lambelet (1899).

My water-Lou / Jeffrey T. Branen, Bob Adams (1902).

My castle on the Nile / J.W. Johson, Bob Cole, Rosamond Johnson (1901).

Meet me in St. Louis, Louis / Andrew B. Sterling. Kerry Mills (1904).

My little bunco queen / Harry B. Smith, Maurice Levi (1901).

My Alamo love / Richard Carle, H.L. Heartz (1903).

Say you love me, Sue / Harry B. Smith, John Stromberg (1899).

The

miller's daughter / Paul A. Rubens (1902).

The

shade of the palm / Leslie Stuart (1900).

The

story of the rose / "Alice", Andrew Mack (1899).

There's a little star shining for you / James Thornton, Bonnie Thornton (1897).