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When Dewey comes sailing home

When Dewey comes sailing home (1899)

Anonymous
Sweet Rosie O’Grady

Sweet Rosie O’Grady (1896)

Anonymous
In jail on Easter morn

In jail on Easter morn (1899)

Anonymous
Ma love divine, ma Caroline

Ma love divine, ma Caroline (1899)

Anonymous
The words that made you mine

The words that made you mine (1900)

Anonymous
Dolly

Dolly (1900)

Anonymous
Maud

Maud (1899)

Anonymous
If all the girls were like you

If all the girls were like you (1899)

Anonymous
In the shade of the willows

In the shade of the willows (1897)

Anonymous
Pick, pick, pick, pick on the mandolin, Antonio

Pick, pick, pick, pick on the mandolin, Antonio (1912)

Edward H. Pfeiffer (American, 1868-1932)
Fair Virginia from Virginia

Fair Virginia from Virginia (1899)

Anonymous
Does she love me

Does she love me (1899)

Anonymous
Drown it in the bowl

Drown it in the bowl (1899)

Anonymous
The frolic of the bells

The frolic of the bells (1899)

Anonymous
Star light, star bright

Star light, star bright (1895)

Anonymous
Susie

Susie (1901)

Anonymous
Put my little toys away

Put my little toys away (1899)

Anonymous
Before the lights were lit

Before the lights were lit (1899)

Anonymous
I’m nothing but a big wax doll

I’m nothing but a big wax doll (1899)

Anonymous
Don’t forget your daddy was a soldier

Don’t forget your daddy was a soldier (1899)

Anonymous
Oh, you beautiful doll

Oh, you beautiful doll (1911)

Anonymous
Pretty Clara Murphy

Pretty Clara Murphy (1895)

H. Carter (American, 19th/20th century)
A trip to buffalo

A trip to buffalo (1901)

Anonymous
Miss Modesty

Miss Modesty (1897)

Anonymous
Erma

Erma (1900)

Anonymous
Bo-peep, or, Tales of Mother Goose

Bo-peep, or, Tales of Mother Goose (1897)

Anonymous
Don’t try to knock a chip from Riley’s shoulder

Don’t try to knock a chip from Riley’s shoulder (1896)

Anonymous
French maid

French maid (1897)

Anonymous
Only a hundred girls

Only a hundred girls (1899)

Anonymous
Cuban march ‘Viva Cuba libre!’

Cuban march ‘Viva Cuba libre!’ (1896)

E.S. Fisher (American, 19th/20th century)