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PAUL DRESSER'S LINCOLN, GRANT & LEE -- OR -- THE WAR IS OVER MANY YEARS
[3 PORTRAITS] 5
HOWLEY, HAVILAND DRESSER. THE HOUSE ON BROADWAY AT 1440 (?) TO 1446(?) NEW YORK
GRAND OPERA HOUSE BLOCK CHICAGO. ST. ANN BLOCK SAN FRANCISCO. CANADIAN & AMERICAN MUSIC COMP'S TORONTO. CHAS. SEWARD & CO. LONDON
Song 50 c.
Mandolin and Guitar.....40 c.
Mandolin and Piano.....40c.
Banjo and Guitar.....40c.
Banjo and Piano.....40c.
2 Mandolins and Guitar.....50c.
Orchestra 10 parts and Piano....75c.
Orchestra, 14 parts and Piano.....95c.
2 Mandolins, Guitar and Piano.60c.
Mixed Quartette.....25c.
Male Quartette.....25c.
Mandolin Solo.....30c.
Banjo Solo.....[illegible]
TWO SUPERB SONGS FOR THE HOME. TRY THEM ON THE PIANO.
In Dear Old Illinois.
Chorus. By Paul Dresser.
My heart is yearning, my thoughts are turning, again I am a boy: The sun shone brighter, my heart seemed lighter, in dear old Illinois.
Copyright, MCMIII, by Howley, Haviland & Dresser. New York and Chicago. English Copyright Secured.
The Voice of the Hudson.
Chorus. By Paul Dresser.
We shall stroll by the Hudson, the great mighty river, the Hudson, majestic and grand; With its crooks and its bends, as it silently wends Its ways mid the scenes of the Master's hand, But a voice cries aloud, "The Hudson am I! Why come you alone, where is she? Go bring her, you loved her, and she loved you too, And I hear that you both love me!"
Copyright, MCMIII, by Howley, Haviland & Dresser. New York and Chicago. English Copyright Secured.
FOR SALE AT ALL MUSIC STORES
PAUL DRESSER'S LINCOLN, GRANT AND LEE; OR, THE WAR IS OVER MANY YEARS
At Gettysburg and Chickamauga, where grim war once held full sway, Marching on to greater glory vet'rans of the yesterday Wave the field of corn and cotton, showing we are one today; Arms entwined around each other, heroes of the Blue and Gray.
Copyright, MCMIII, by Howley, Haviland & Dresser. New York and Chicago. English Copyright Secured.
Ping Pong Lanciers No. 2. Containing the following: "A Little Boy in Blue," "Way Down in Old Indiana," "I Went to See Them March Away," "Nancy Brown," "Blooming Lize," "In the Good Old Summer Time," "My Princess Zulu Lulu," "Have You Got Time to Listen to a Hard Luck Tale," "Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home," "Fade Away, I'm Waiting' Fo' Mah Man," and "A Soldier in the Ranks, That's All."
If this piece is not obtainable at your dealer, send 25 cents in stamps direct to the publishers.
LINCOLN, GRANT AND LEE.
Future history will mention three names--Lincoln, Grant and Lee. The war is over many years, a reunited nation we, future history will mention three names --Lincoln, Grant and Lee.
Lincoln, Grant and Lee. 3 pp - 3d p. Geo. Beaverson 25 Frankfort, St., N.Y.
Won't You Write a Letter, Papa!
Words by Thos. J. Hughes Music by Chas. Miller
Distinctly a song of merit. The words are undeniably appealing, and the music is melodious to a marked degree. If this piece is not obtainable at your dealer's, send 25 cents in stamps direct to the publishers.
SOME BEAUTIFUL BALLADS BY PAUL DRESSER.
Way Down in Old Indiana by Paul Dresser.
1. With a heart full of longing, my thoughts turn tonight Back to old Indiana, The same wayward lad in the mellow moonlight.
2. It was there that in pray'r I first folded my hands--Down in old Indiana, 'Twas there in my dreams I saw far distant lands.
JUST WANT TO GO BACK AND START THE WHOLE THING OVER.
I just want to go back and start the whole thing over, Back [illegible] the nodding fields of timothy and clover, To the golden days of June, Where the birds are never out of tune, Back to the fields and start all over.
CALLING TO HER BOY JUST ONCE AGAIN. Refrain. Paul Dresser.
I'd go back to the days of want and sorrow Covered now and then with just a smile, To give up all that I could steal or buy now To smile at her knees a little while. I'd give up all the future hope of Heaven Eternally to live in endless pain. To see my mother at the east end window Calling to her boy just once again. Copyright MCMIII by Howley, Haviland & Co. English copyright secured.
There's No North Or South To-day. By Paul Dresser.
There is always a West, There is always an East, Where the sea shall rise, they say....But we're marching abreast, From the East to the West, For there's no North or South today.. There is
MR. VOLUNTEER; OR YOU DON'T BELONG TO THE REGULARS, YOU'RE JUST A VOLUNTEER. Chorus. by Paul Dresser.
You don't belong to the regulars, you're just a volunteer. You are only one of the rank and file, But some [illegible] hold you dear! Many a mother's heart will ache and in the coming year Uncle Sam will take off his hat to you, Mister Volunteer. Copyright MCMIII by Howley, Haviland and Dresser. English Copyright secured.
MY HEART STILL CLINGS TO THE OLD FIRST LOVE. Moderato. By Paul Dresser.
1. Sometime in the future I can hear a maiden say Once I had a sweetheart in a bygone distant day And 2. Perhaps when she is musing o'er the time her heart was free, Her thoughts may turn back to a dear old weeping willow tree. Where
Copyright MCMIII by Howley, Haviland and Dresser. English copyright secured.
FOR SALE AT ALL MUSIC STORES.