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https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/e5e0d53389ebad0d2cfc5092ab6a9f9a.pdf
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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6
31 cm
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200153
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Jacksonville
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"The Official Song of the City of Jacksonville, Illinois" Lyrics depict pride in Jacksonville with lyrics focusing on the city's sesquicentennial as well as friendship, patriotism, and support of the future. Front cover includes the City of Jacksonville sesquicentennial seal. Dedication on p. 2: "Dedicated to Jacksonville, Illinois the most beautiful city in the Middle West."
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois--Jacksonville
Centennial celebrations, etc.
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Siegfried, C. P.
Wesner, Willard L.
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City of Jacksonville
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Jacksonville, IL
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1975
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/a4d4b6c0eb76e91fe2247705a3b00663.pdf
e52b18af23018dedecc3e120c9d55185
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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6
36 cm
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200152
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois Battle Ship March
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Instrumental music. "Respectfully dedicated to the First Battalion, Illinois Naval Militia, B. M. Shaffer, Lieut. Comdr. Com'dg" "Played by Sousa's Famous Band and all leading bands in the U. S." Cover image depicts a photograph of the Battleship <em>Illinois</em> in the water.
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Sheet music
Songs and music
United States. Navy
Battleships
Illinois (Battleship)
Marches
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Yule, W. G.
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Chicago Music Company
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Chicago
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ca 1894
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/2aad6d3f457ae7f3b64ef7c76de17f65.pdf
2ba9a605ce1193a069d02dfc508d7f57
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<p>ILLINOIS JOY
</p><p>[collage of 11 Illinois sites]
</p><p>Words and Music by Florence Grigsby Roberts
</p><p>Published by: Florence Grigsby Roberts - 1028 So. Grand Ave. West - Springfield, IL 62704----
</p><p>ILLINOIS JOY
</p><p>In the heartland of our nation lies our beautiful Prairie State, On her pioneer foundation she helped make our country great. Midwestern hospitality is what she's noted for. We're proud of all the famous shrines, and all her Lincoln lore.----
</p><p>Chorus
</p><p>Illinois - What joy each season brings, In Illinois, when violets bloom in Spring, In Illinois - this is where you'll find me. Her fields of gold are thrilling to behold. At harvest time in autumn in God's country. Summer nights----
</p><p>when daylight lingers on, we love to hear the orchestrated song, the katydids sing in the old oak trees. Then it looks like paradise when winters' snow and ice descends upon the Illinois prairie.----
</p><p>Presented to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library by Sue Massie
</p><p>[Buildings in Illinois identified]
</p><p>1. Macoupin County Court House, Carlinville, Illinois
</p><p>2. Ulysses S. Grant Home, Galena, Illinois
</p><p>3. First State Bank of Illinois, Shawneetown, Illinois
</p><p>4. Standard Mutual Home Office, Springfield, Illinois
</p><p>5. Water Tower, Chicago, Illinois
</p><p>6. Old State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois
</p><p>7. First Congregational Church, Pittsfield, Illinois
</p><p>8. Miller's Blacksmith Shop - Hill-McNeal Store, New Salem, Illinois
</p><p>9. Pike County Court House, Pittsfield, Illinois
</p><p>10. Original University of Illinois College of Law Building, Champaign, Illinois
</p><p>11. Vandalia Statehouse, Vandalia, Illinois----
</p><p>HOLIDAY GREETINGS - 1986
</p><p>To Standard Mutual Agents and Our Dear Friends
</p><p>The cover is an original collage of historic and landmark buildings. We dedicate this song to our parents being Earl Shriver Grigsby and Helen Lewis Grigsby of Pittsfield, and Frank and Charlotte Roberts of Springfield.
</p><p>Early Grigsby was Cashier and Executive Officer of the Farmers State Bank of Pittsfield from 1908-1975, and Helen Grigsby was a devoted member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois for 18 years from 1920-1932 and 1940-1946; and she was organist for the Congregational Church in Pittsfield for 35 years.
</p><p>Frank and Charlotte Roberts were the founders of Standard Mutual Insurance Company in 1921, building the company to its prominence within the insurance industry until 1953 when Mark took over as President; and Mark, Jr. now carries on as Executive Vice President from November 4, 1981 to date.
</p><p>Cheers and good health!
</p><p>Mark and Florence Roberts
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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6
28 cm
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200151
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois Joy
Description
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Lyrics depict pride in Illinois and highlights the state's natural resources and weather. Color front cover depicts 11 historical buildings throughout Illinois with a diagram identifying each building on p. 5. Letter on page 6 under title "Holiday Greetings-1986" from Mark and Florence Roberts.
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Sheet music
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Illinois
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Roberts, Florence Grigsby
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Roberts, F. G.
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Springfield, IL
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1986
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>ILLINOIS JOY
</p><p>[collage of 11 Illinois sites]
</p><p>Words and Music by Florence Grigsby Roberts
</p><p>Published by: Florence Grigsby Roberts - 1028 So. Grand Ave. West - Springfield, IL 62704----
</p><p>ILLINOIS JOY
</p><p>In the heartland of our nation lies our beautiful Prairie State, On her pioneer foundation she helped make our country great. Midwestern hospitality is what she's noted for. We're proud of all the famous shrines, and all her Lincoln lore.----
</p><p>Chorus
</p><p>Illinois - What joy each season brings, In Illinois, when violets bloom in Spring, In Illinois - this is where you'll find me. Her fields of gold are thrilling to behold. At harvest time in autumn in God's country. Summer nights----
</p><p>when daylight lingers on, we love to hear the orchestrated song, the katydids sing in the old oak trees. Then it looks like paradise when winters' snow and ice descends upon the Illinois prairie.----
</p><p>Presented to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library by Sue Massie
</p><p>[Buildings in Illinois identified]
</p><p>1. Macoupin County Court House, Carlinville, Illinois
</p><p>2. Ulysses S. Grant Home, Galena, Illinois
</p><p>3. First State Bank of Illinois, Shawneetown, Illinois
</p><p>4. Standard Mutual Home Office, Springfield, Illinois
</p><p>5. Water Tower, Chicago, Illinois
</p><p>6. Old State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois
</p><p>7. First Congregational Church, Pittsfield, Illinois
</p><p>8. Miller's Blacksmith Shop - Hill-McNeal Store, New Salem, Illinois
</p><p>9. Pike County Court House, Pittsfield, Illinois
</p><p>10. Original University of Illinois College of Law Building, Champaign, Illinois
</p><p>11. Vandalia Statehouse, Vandalia, Illinois----
</p><p>HOLIDAY GREETINGS - 1986
</p><p>To Standard Mutual Agents and Our Dear Friends
</p><p>The cover is an original collage of historic and landmark buildings. We dedicate this song to our parents being Earl Shriver Grigsby and Helen Lewis Grigsby of Pittsfield, and Frank and Charlotte Roberts of Springfield.
</p><p>Early Grigsby was Cashier and Executive Officer of the Farmers State Bank of Pittsfield from 1908-1975, and Helen Grigsby was a devoted member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois for 18 years from 1920-1932 and 1940-1946; and she was organist for the Congregational Church in Pittsfield for 35 years.
</p><p>Frank and Charlotte Roberts were the founders of Standard Mutual Insurance Company in 1921, building the company to its prominence within the insurance industry until 1953 when Mark took over as President; and Mark, Jr. now carries on as Executive Vice President from November 4, 1981 to date.
</p><p>Cheers and good health!
</p><p>Mark and Florence Roberts
</p>
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100
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20
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https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/355070e91939a9db134ccbdb3a9e630f.pdf
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<p>Our Illinois
The Centennial Hymn
Words by WILLIAM RICE
Music by EDWARD C. MOORE
</p><p>1. Our father's God, Thy name we bless And all Thy
mer-cies we con-fess with sol-emn joy: Our prair-ies
rich with fruit ful loam, Our rivers sing-ing as they roam, The hap-pi
ness that is our home Our hope, our Ill- i-nois.
</p><p>2. How many times, Almighty God, Our fathers
passed be-neath the rod Thy years employ! Grant that their
faith be just i-fied In us for whom they fought and died; Their love for
The our lasting pride And hope, for Ill - i-nois.
</p><p>3. Our father's God put forth Thy might; Thru Thee may
we de-fend the right, The wrong de-stroy Lead us a-
far from greed and lust, Teach us our duty, make us just; In Thee our
best, our on-ly trust Our hope, for Ill - i -nois.
</p><p>4. Great Lord, Thy law hath made us free And all our
Free-dom rests on Thee, Our stay and buoy We give Thee
praise for banish'd fears, For right-ed e-vils, con-trite tears; Keep steadfast
to her stain-less years Our hope, our Ill -i- nois.
</p><p>Copyright MCMXVIII, by C. C. Richard & Co. Boston, Mass.
183838
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library
112 North Sixth Street
Springfield, Illinois 62701
</p>
<hr />
<p>Laurel Octavo
</p><p>Price 8c
</p><p>OUR ILLINOIS
The Centennial Hymn
HAIL, ILLINOIS!
The Centennial Song
</p><p>ILLINOIS
CENTENNIAL
BANNER
DESIGNED BY
WALLACE RICE
</p><p>Words by WALLACE RICE
Music by EDWARD C. MOORE
</p><p>Published by
C. C. BIRCHARD & CO.
</p><p>WESTERN OFFICE
625 Lyon & Healy Bldg.
Chicago, ILL.
</p><p>EASTERN OFFICE
221 Columbus Ave.
Boston, Mass.
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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2
26 cm
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200150
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Our Illinois
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"The Centennial Hymn" Lyrics depict God's blessing over the state of Illinois and its residents. Back cover depicts Illinois centennial flag.
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois
God
Centennial celebrations, etc.
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Rice, Wallace, 1859-1939
Moore, Edward C. (Edward Colman), 1877-1935
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C. C. Birchard & Company
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Chicago
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1918
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Our Illinois
The Centennial Hymn
Words by WILLIAM RICE
Music by EDWARD C. MOORE
</p><p>1. Our father's God, Thy name we bless And all Thy
mer-cies we con-fess with sol-emn joy: Our prair-ies
rich with fruit ful loam, Our rivers sing-ing as they roam, The hap-pi
ness that is our home Our hope, our Ill- i-nois.
</p><p>2. How many times, Almighty God, Our fathers
passed be-neath the rod Thy years employ! Grant that their
faith be just i-fied In us for whom they fought and died; Their love for
The our lasting pride And hope, for Ill - i-nois.
</p><p>3. Our father's God put forth Thy might; Thru Thee may
we de-fend the right, The wrong de-stroy Lead us a-
far from greed and lust, Teach us our duty, make us just; In Thee our
best, our on-ly trust Our hope, for Ill - i -nois.
</p><p>4. Great Lord, Thy law hath made us free And all our
Free-dom rests on Thee, Our stay and buoy We give Thee
praise for banish'd fears, For right-ed e-vils, con-trite tears; Keep steadfast
to her stain-less years Our hope, our Ill -i- nois.
</p><p>Copyright MCMXVIII, by C. C. Richard & Co. Boston, Mass.
183838
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library
112 North Sixth Street
Springfield, Illinois 62701
</p>
<hr />
<p>Laurel Octavo
</p><p>Price 8c
</p><p>OUR ILLINOIS
The Centennial Hymn
HAIL, ILLINOIS!
The Centennial Song
</p><p>ILLINOIS
CENTENNIAL
BANNER
DESIGNED BY
WALLACE RICE
</p><p>Words by WALLACE RICE
Music by EDWARD C. MOORE
</p><p>Published by
C. C. BIRCHARD & CO.
</p><p>WESTERN OFFICE
625 Lyon & Healy Bldg.
Chicago, ILL.
</p><p>EASTERN OFFICE
221 Columbus Ave.
Boston, Mass.
</p>
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100
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20
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/298a4ed65f597565bb0df6b001091078.pdf
599ff44db9a6bf8a263afacf0d6b754b
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<p>Illinois
Used by permission of Clayton F. Summy Co.
Owners of the Copyright.
Words by C.H. Chamberlain.
Air: "Baby Mine"
</p><p>1. By thy rivers gently flowing Il-li-
nois, Il-li- nois, O'er thy prai-ries ver-dant grow-ing, Il- li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Comes an ech-o on the breeze, Rus-tling
thro' the leafy trees, And its mel-low tones are these, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, And its mel-low tones are these, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>2. From a wilderness of prai-ries, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Straight thy way and nev-er va-ries, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Till up-on the inland sea Stands Chi-
ca-go, great and free, Turn-ing all the world to thee, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Turning all the world to thee, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>3. When you heard your coun-try cal-ling Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Where the shot and shell were fal-ing, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, When the South-ern host with-drew, Pit-ting
Gray a-gainst the Blue, There were none more brave than you, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, There was none more brave than you, Il-li-nois!
</p><p><br />
4.Not with-out thy won-drous sto-ry Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Can be writ the nation's glory, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, There was none more brave than you, Il-li-nois!
nois, Il-li-nois, On the record of thy years A-bra'am
Lin-coln's name ap-pears, Grant, and Lo-gan, and our tears, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>The public school should lay the foundation of morals, and music is clearly recognized as one the moral forces by all students of sociology. Hawley.
</p>
<hr />
<p><br />
</p><p>5.
When the Cubans struck for freedom, Illinois, Illinois!
Uncle Sam resolved to aid them, Illinois, Illinois,
And for men on land and sea
Illinois said, "Call on me!"
For the Cubans must be free!" Illinois, Illinois,
For the Cubans must be free, Illinois!
</p><p>6
Some encamped at Chickamauga, Illinois Illinois,
Others fell at Santiago, Illinois, Illinois,
Others, anxious for a call,
They will march, or fight, or fall,
They are heroes, heroes, all, Illinois, Illinois,
They are heroes heroes, all, Illinois!
</p><p>"Each child in our public schools should be given the chance to the greatest joy in life--the art of music." Dr. Charles W. Eliot.
</p>
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Complete
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
Description
An account of the resource
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2
33 cm
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200149
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
Title
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Illinois
Description
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Official Illinois state songsung to the tune of "Baby Mine." Lyrics depict pride in Illinois and highlight the state's contributions to the United States during the Civil War. Quotations from "Hawley" and Dr. Charles W. Eliot at the bottom of the page. <br /><br />Note on back: "From '101 Best Songs' Received from Summy-Birchard Co., Evanston, Ill. Dec. 1965 as most commonly used version of Illinois State Song."
Subject
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois
American Civil War (1861-1865)
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885
Logan, John Alexander, 1826-1886
State songs
Creator
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Chamberlin, Charles H.
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Clayton F. Summy Co.
Date
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ca 1965
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Illinois
Used by permission of Clayton F. Summy Co.
Owners of the Copyright.
Words by C.H. Chamberlain.
Air: "Baby Mine"
</p><p>1. By thy rivers gently flowing Il-li-
nois, Il-li- nois, O'er thy prai-ries ver-dant grow-ing, Il- li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Comes an ech-o on the breeze, Rus-tling
thro' the leafy trees, And its mel-low tones are these, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, And its mel-low tones are these, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>2. From a wilderness of prai-ries, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Straight thy way and nev-er va-ries, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Till up-on the inland sea Stands Chi-
ca-go, great and free, Turn-ing all the world to thee, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Turning all the world to thee, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>3. When you heard your coun-try cal-ling Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Where the shot and shell were fal-ing, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, When the South-ern host with-drew, Pit-ting
Gray a-gainst the Blue, There were none more brave than you, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, There was none more brave than you, Il-li-nois!
</p><p><br />
4.Not with-out thy won-drous sto-ry Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, Can be writ the nation's glory, Il-li-
nois, Il-li-nois, There was none more brave than you, Il-li-nois!
nois, Il-li-nois, On the record of thy years A-bra'am
Lin-coln's name ap-pears, Grant, and Lo-gan, and our tears, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>The public school should lay the foundation of morals, and music is clearly recognized as one the moral forces by all students of sociology. Hawley.
</p>
<hr />
<p><br />
</p><p>5.
When the Cubans struck for freedom, Illinois, Illinois!
Uncle Sam resolved to aid them, Illinois, Illinois,
And for men on land and sea
Illinois said, "Call on me!"
For the Cubans must be free!" Illinois, Illinois,
For the Cubans must be free, Illinois!
</p><p>6
Some encamped at Chickamauga, Illinois Illinois,
Others fell at Santiago, Illinois, Illinois,
Others, anxious for a call,
They will march, or fight, or fall,
They are heroes, heroes, all, Illinois, Illinois,
They are heroes heroes, all, Illinois!
</p><p>"Each child in our public schools should be given the chance to the greatest joy in life--the art of music." Dr. Charles W. Eliot.
</p>
Status
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Complete
Percent Completed
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100
Weight
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20
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/568fecd6a8c041dfc23898299c061486.pdf
1a894ebf36446dd22a44e3fe483dcbf2
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<p>SHEET MUSIC
</p><p>ILLINOIS (written across seal)
</p><p>SEAL OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS *AUG.26th 1818*
</p><p>STATE SOVEREIGNTY NATIONAL UNION
</p><p>1818 1868
</p><p>Issued by PAUL POWELL Secretary of State
</p><p>(----)
</p><p><br />
ILLINOIS
</p><p>Used by permission of Clayton F. Summy Co.
Words by C.H. Chamberlin
Air "Baby Mine"
</p><p><br />
1.
By thy riv-ers gen-tly flow-ing, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, O'er thy prai-ries ver-dant grow-ing, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, comes an ech-o on the breeze, Rus-tling thro, leaf-y trees, and its mel-low tones are these, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, And its mel-low tones are these, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>2.
From a wil-der-ness of prai-ries, Il-li-nois, Il-il-nois, Straight thy way and nev-er va-ries, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, Till up-on the in-land sea, Stands thy
great com-mer-cial tree, turn-ing all the world to thee, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, Turn-ing all the world to thee, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>3.
When you heard your coun-try call-ing, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, Where the shot and shell were fall-ing, Il-li-nois,Il-li-noia When the South-ern host with-drew Pit-ting Gray a-gainst the Blue, There were none more brave than you, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, There were none more brave than you, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>4.
Not with-out thy won-drous sto-ry, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, Can be writ the na-ton's glo-ry Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, On the rec-ord of thy years, A-bra'am
Lin-coln's name ap-pears, Grant, and Lo-gan, and our ters, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois. Grant, and Lo-gan, and our tears, Il-li-nois!
</p><p><br />
SM ILL-16 196-?
THE STATE SONG
</p>
<pre> 'BY ACT of the Fifty-fourth General Assembly the song "ILLINOIS" became the official State song. The bill was introduced in the Senate by Senator Florence Fifer Boher, daughter of the late Governor Joseph W. Fifer and the first woman to serve as member of the Illinois Senate. The bill passed both houses without opposition and became law by the executive signature.
</pre>
<pre> "Illinois" had long been he State song, but it had been given no official recognition prior to the passage of the bill. The song was written by Charles H. Chamberlin some time between 1890 and 1894, in connection with plans for securing the World's Columbiam Exposition for Chicago. Many states were attempting to secure the exposition, Illinois making strong efforts herself with the able assistance of U.S. Senator Shelby M Cullom and U.S. Senator John M. Palmer. Col. O.B. Knight, a friend of Mr. Chamberlin, in the meantime, was singing throughout Illinois and Washington, D.C. and so the song was writ-ten primarily for him to sing. The lyric was composed by Mr. Chamberlin, but the music had been written by Archibald Johnston in 1870 with another lyric by Charles Mackay. In its original form the name of the song was "Baby Mine," under which the title it won great popularity in the 70's.
</pre>
<p>18341
</p><p>(----)
</p><p>(ink stamped)
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Livrary
112 NORTH SIXTH STREET
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 62791
</p><p><br />
</p><p>ILLINOIS
</p><p>(shape of the state with Lincoln's sillhoute in center)
</p><p>Land of the Lincoln
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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<a href="http://alplm-cdi.com/chroniclingillinois/items/browse?collection=324" target="_self">Browse items in the Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection</a><br /><br />This collection contains sheet music and song books published in Illinois or about Illinois topics. <br /><br />
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28 cm
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Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois
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Official Illinois state song sung to the tune of "Baby Mine." Lyrics depict pride in Illinois and highlight the state's contributions to the United States during the Civil War. Front cover depicts Illinois state seal with "Illinois" stamped over it in orange letters. Issued by Paul Powell, Secretary of State. Page 3 includes a brief history of the song.
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois
American Civil War (1861-1865)
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885
Logan, John Alexander, 1826-1886
State songs
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Chamberlin, Charles H.
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Illinois Secretary of State
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Springfield, IL
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ca 1966
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>SHEET MUSIC
</p><p>ILLINOIS (written across seal)
</p><p>SEAL OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS *AUG.26th 1818*
</p><p>STATE SOVEREIGNTY NATIONAL UNION
</p><p>1818 1868
</p><p>Issued by PAUL POWELL Secretary of State
</p><p>(----)
</p><p><br />
ILLINOIS
</p><p>Used by permission of Clayton F. Summy Co.
Words by C.H. Chamberlin
Air "Baby Mine"
</p><p><br />
1.
By thy riv-ers gen-tly flow-ing, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, O'er thy prai-ries ver-dant grow-ing, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, comes an ech-o on the breeze, Rus-tling thro, leaf-y trees, and its mel-low tones are these, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, And its mel-low tones are these, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>2.
From a wil-der-ness of prai-ries, Il-li-nois, Il-il-nois, Straight thy way and nev-er va-ries, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, Till up-on the in-land sea, Stands thy
great com-mer-cial tree, turn-ing all the world to thee, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, Turn-ing all the world to thee, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>3.
When you heard your coun-try call-ing, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, Where the shot and shell were fall-ing, Il-li-nois,Il-li-noia When the South-ern host with-drew Pit-ting Gray a-gainst the Blue, There were none more brave than you, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, There were none more brave than you, Il-li-nois!
</p><p>4.
Not with-out thy won-drous sto-ry, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, Can be writ the na-ton's glo-ry Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois, On the rec-ord of thy years, A-bra'am
Lin-coln's name ap-pears, Grant, and Lo-gan, and our ters, Il-li-nois, Il-li-nois. Grant, and Lo-gan, and our tears, Il-li-nois!
</p><p><br />
SM ILL-16 196-?
THE STATE SONG
</p>
<pre> 'BY ACT of the Fifty-fourth General Assembly the song "ILLINOIS" became the official State song. The bill was introduced in the Senate by Senator Florence Fifer Boher, daughter of the late Governor Joseph W. Fifer and the first woman to serve as member of the Illinois Senate. The bill passed both houses without opposition and became law by the executive signature.
</pre>
<pre> "Illinois" had long been he State song, but it had been given no official recognition prior to the passage of the bill. The song was written by Charles H. Chamberlin some time between 1890 and 1894, in connection with plans for securing the World's Columbiam Exposition for Chicago. Many states were attempting to secure the exposition, Illinois making strong efforts herself with the able assistance of U.S. Senator Shelby M Cullom and U.S. Senator John M. Palmer. Col. O.B. Knight, a friend of Mr. Chamberlin, in the meantime, was singing throughout Illinois and Washington, D.C. and so the song was writ-ten primarily for him to sing. The lyric was composed by Mr. Chamberlin, but the music had been written by Archibald Johnston in 1870 with another lyric by Charles Mackay. In its original form the name of the song was "Baby Mine," under which the title it won great popularity in the 70's.
</pre>
<p>18341
</p><p>(----)
</p><p>(ink stamped)
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Livrary
112 NORTH SIXTH STREET
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 62791
</p><p><br />
</p><p>ILLINOIS
</p><p>(shape of the state with Lincoln's sillhoute in center)
</p><p>Land of the Lincoln
</p>
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100
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20
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https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/a82fce9fa52ed53dc5dda6e278067f8a.pdf
8da7c3a85873fe9f7621a025c15b09dc
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<p>Official State Song
1818 Illinois 1968
Sesquicentennial
</p><p>By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing
Illinois
</p><p>Words by
Charles H. Chamberlin
</p><p>New Verses by
Win Stracke
</p><p>Music by
Archibald Johnson
</p><p>Arrangement by
Norman Labor
</p><p>The official state song <bold> Illinois </bold>, although written just prior to the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, was not so designated until June 30, 1925, by the Illinois State Legislature. The song was written by Charles H. Chamberlin, a veteran of the Civil War, wounded at Gaines Mill. The music, by Archibald Johnson, was adapted from a popular song which he wrote several year earlier. The song was introduced at a reunion of the Army of the Potomac in Chicago, with President McKinley as the speaker. The President called it "a song that will never die." A verse of the song is engraved on Chamberlin's tombstone in Forest Home Cemetery in Forest Park, Illinois. The bill which was to make <bold> Illinois </bold> the official state song was introduced in the State Senate by Florence Fifer Bohrer, daughter of the late Governor Joseph W. Fifer. She was the first woman to serve in the Illinois Senate.
</p><p>Copyright 1966 by OTTO KERNER Governor of Illinois
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois
(By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing)
[Stamp: ASCAP]
</p><p>Words by CHARLES H. CHAMBERLIN
New Verses by WIN STRACKE
Music by ARCHIBALD JOHNSON
Arr. by NORMAN LUBOFF
</p><p>[Key: E flat]
[Parts: Voice; Piano]
[Musical cue: Freely]
</p><p>1.
By thy rivers gently flowing Illinois, Illinois, By thy prairies verdant growing, Illinois, Illinois, Comes an echo on the breeze Rustling through the leafy trees, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois, Illinois, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois.
</p><p>2.
Not without thy wondrous story, Illinois, Illinois, Can be writ the nation's glory, Illinois, Illinois, On the record of the years, Abr'ham Lincoln's name appears, Grant and Logan and our tears, Illinois, Illinois, Grant and Logan and our tears, Illinois.
</p><p>3.
Eighteen eighteen saw your founding, Illinois, Illinois, And your progress is unbounding, Illinois, Illinois, Pioneers once cleared the land Where great industries now stand. World renown you do command, Illinois, Illinois World renown you do command, Illinois.
</p><p>4. Let us pledge in final chorus, Illinois, Illinois, That in struggles still before us, Illinois, Illinois, To our hero we'll be true As their vision we pursue In a bidding love for you, Illinois, Illinois, In a bidding love for you, Illinois.
</p><p>Copyright 1966 by OTTO KERNER Governor of Illinois
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois
(By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing)
(Mixed Chorus)
</p><p>Words by CHARLES H. CHAMBERLAIN
New Verses by WIN STRACKE
Music by ARCHIBALD JOHNSON
Arr. by NORMAN LUBOFF
</p><p>[Key: E flat]
[Parts: SA; TB]
[Musical cue: Freely]
</p><p>1.
By thy rivers gently flowing Illinois, Illinois, By thy prairies verdant growing, Illinois, Illinois, Comes an echo on the breeze Rustling through the leafy trees, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois, Illinois, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois.
</p><p>2.
Not without thy wondrous story, Illinois, Illinois, Can be writ the nation's glory, Illinois, Illinois, On the record of the years, Abr'ham Lincoln's name appears, Grant and Logan and our tears, Illinois, Illinois, Grant and Logan and our tears, Illinois.
</p><p>3.
Eighteen eighteen saw your founding, Illinois, Illinois, And your progress is unbounding, Illinois, Illinois, Pioneers once cleared the land Where great industries now stand. World renown you do command, Illinois, Illinois World renown you do command, Illinois.
</p><p>4. Let us pledge in final chorus, Illinois, Illinois, That in struggles still before us, Illinois, Illinois, To our hero we'll be true As their vision we pursue In a bidding love for you, Illinois, Illinois, In a bidding love for you, Illinois.
</p><p>Copyright 1966 by OTTO KERNER Governor of Illinois
</p>
<hr />
<p>1818 Illinois 1968
Sesquicentennial
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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4
31 cm
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200147
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
Title
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Illinois: By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing
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Official Illinois state song with lyrics depicting pride in Illinois with emphasis on progress of the state. New verses by Win Stracke are included in this version. Cover includes a brief history of the song.
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois
State songs
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Johnson, Archibald
Stracke, Win, 1908-1991
Luboff, Norman, 1917-1987
Chamberlin, Charles H.
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Illinois Sesquicentennial Commission
Coverage
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Springfield, IL
Date
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ca 1966
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Official State Song
1818 Illinois 1968
Sesquicentennial
</p><p>By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing
Illinois
</p><p>Words by
Charles H. Chamberlin
</p><p>New Verses by
Win Stracke
</p><p>Music by
Archibald Johnson
</p><p>Arrangement by
Norman Labor
</p><p>The official state song <bold> Illinois </bold>, although written just prior to the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, was not so designated until June 30, 1925, by the Illinois State Legislature. The song was written by Charles H. Chamberlin, a veteran of the Civil War, wounded at Gaines Mill. The music, by Archibald Johnson, was adapted from a popular song which he wrote several year earlier. The song was introduced at a reunion of the Army of the Potomac in Chicago, with President McKinley as the speaker. The President called it "a song that will never die." A verse of the song is engraved on Chamberlin's tombstone in Forest Home Cemetery in Forest Park, Illinois. The bill which was to make <bold> Illinois </bold> the official state song was introduced in the State Senate by Florence Fifer Bohrer, daughter of the late Governor Joseph W. Fifer. She was the first woman to serve in the Illinois Senate.
</p><p>Copyright 1966 by OTTO KERNER Governor of Illinois
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois
(By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing)
[Stamp: ASCAP]
</p><p>Words by CHARLES H. CHAMBERLIN
New Verses by WIN STRACKE
Music by ARCHIBALD JOHNSON
Arr. by NORMAN LUBOFF
</p><p>[Key: E flat]
[Parts: Voice; Piano]
[Musical cue: Freely]
</p><p>1.
By thy rivers gently flowing Illinois, Illinois, By thy prairies verdant growing, Illinois, Illinois, Comes an echo on the breeze Rustling through the leafy trees, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois, Illinois, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois.
</p><p>2.
Not without thy wondrous story, Illinois, Illinois, Can be writ the nation's glory, Illinois, Illinois, On the record of the years, Abr'ham Lincoln's name appears, Grant and Logan and our tears, Illinois, Illinois, Grant and Logan and our tears, Illinois.
</p><p>3.
Eighteen eighteen saw your founding, Illinois, Illinois, And your progress is unbounding, Illinois, Illinois, Pioneers once cleared the land Where great industries now stand. World renown you do command, Illinois, Illinois World renown you do command, Illinois.
</p><p>4. Let us pledge in final chorus, Illinois, Illinois, That in struggles still before us, Illinois, Illinois, To our hero we'll be true As their vision we pursue In a bidding love for you, Illinois, Illinois, In a bidding love for you, Illinois.
</p><p>Copyright 1966 by OTTO KERNER Governor of Illinois
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois
(By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing)
(Mixed Chorus)
</p><p>Words by CHARLES H. CHAMBERLAIN
New Verses by WIN STRACKE
Music by ARCHIBALD JOHNSON
Arr. by NORMAN LUBOFF
</p><p>[Key: E flat]
[Parts: SA; TB]
[Musical cue: Freely]
</p><p>1.
By thy rivers gently flowing Illinois, Illinois, By thy prairies verdant growing, Illinois, Illinois, Comes an echo on the breeze Rustling through the leafy trees, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois, Illinois, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois.
</p><p>2.
Not without thy wondrous story, Illinois, Illinois, Can be writ the nation's glory, Illinois, Illinois, On the record of the years, Abr'ham Lincoln's name appears, Grant and Logan and our tears, Illinois, Illinois, Grant and Logan and our tears, Illinois.
</p><p>3.
Eighteen eighteen saw your founding, Illinois, Illinois, And your progress is unbounding, Illinois, Illinois, Pioneers once cleared the land Where great industries now stand. World renown you do command, Illinois, Illinois World renown you do command, Illinois.
</p><p>4. Let us pledge in final chorus, Illinois, Illinois, That in struggles still before us, Illinois, Illinois, To our hero we'll be true As their vision we pursue In a bidding love for you, Illinois, Illinois, In a bidding love for you, Illinois.
</p><p>Copyright 1966 by OTTO KERNER Governor of Illinois
</p>
<hr />
<p>1818 Illinois 1968
Sesquicentennial
</p>
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20
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/460e12bd025a82cdefdaf80c54c48dec.pdf
f4d8d35d73e4fba82c0ccb11ec950e3e
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<p>Illinois Will Always Be My Home
</p><p>Song
</p><p>Words and Music by
</p><p>Emma Busch Lange
</p><p>Price 35 Cents
</p><p>Published by
</p><p>EMMA BUSCH LANGE
</p><p>Champaign-Urbana, Illinois.
</p><p>Made in U.S.A.----
</p><p>2
</p><p>Illinois Will Always Be My Home
</p><p>March time
</p><p>EMMA BUSCH LANGE
</p><p>1. There's a voice within me singing, I can hear the echo ringing, Illinois, Illinois will always be my home. Nowhere are the skies more blue, Nowhere are the friends more true; Illinois Illinois will always be my home.
</p><p>2. Violets in springtime peeping, Tiny seeds are sown for reaping, Fields of gold, fields of gold when harvest days are come. When thy plains lie deep in snow, And thy happy hearth fires glow, Illinois Illinois will always be my home.
</p><p>3. Unexcelled thy higher learning, Wheels of industry e'er turning, Need for wealth, need for wealth, thy children ever roam. In thy heart are mines and oil, Streams refresh thy fertile soil, Illinois Illinois will always be my home.
</p><p>4. Loyal sons to duty calling, Brave and true they fought, and falling, Lie in graves, lie in graves today where poppies bloom. When I reach the great divide, May I in thy bosom abide; Illinois Illinois will always be my home.
</p>
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Complete
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
Description
An account of the resource
<a href="http://alplm-cdi.com/chroniclingillinois/items/browse?collection=324" target="_self">Browse items in the Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection</a><br /><br />This collection contains sheet music and song books published in Illinois or about Illinois topics. <br /><br />
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4
31 cm
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200146
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois Will Always Be My Home
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Lyrics depict singer's pride in the State of Illinois, noting the state's geography, industry, and soldiers who fought and died during World War I.
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois
World War (1914-1918)
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Lange, Emma Busch
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Champaign-Urbana, IL
Date
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ca 1930
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Illinois Will Always Be My Home
</p><p>Song
</p><p>Words and Music by
</p><p>Emma Busch Lange
</p><p>Price 35 Cents
</p><p>Published by
</p><p>EMMA BUSCH LANGE
</p><p>Champaign-Urbana, Illinois.
</p><p>Made in U.S.A.----
</p><p>2
</p><p>Illinois Will Always Be My Home
</p><p>March time
</p><p>EMMA BUSCH LANGE
</p><p>1. There's a voice within me singing, I can hear the echo ringing, Illinois, Illinois will always be my home. Nowhere are the skies more blue, Nowhere are the friends more true; Illinois Illinois will always be my home.
</p><p>2. Violets in springtime peeping, Tiny seeds are sown for reaping, Fields of gold, fields of gold when harvest days are come. When thy plains lie deep in snow, And thy happy hearth fires glow, Illinois Illinois will always be my home.
</p><p>3. Unexcelled thy higher learning, Wheels of industry e'er turning, Need for wealth, need for wealth, thy children ever roam. In thy heart are mines and oil, Streams refresh thy fertile soil, Illinois Illinois will always be my home.
</p><p>4. Loyal sons to duty calling, Brave and true they fought, and falling, Lie in graves, lie in graves today where poppies bloom. When I reach the great divide, May I in thy bosom abide; Illinois Illinois will always be my home.
</p>
Status
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Complete
Percent Completed
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100
Weight
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20
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/128ca928a0452292ddf10af2526495c0.pdf
27a5cf61ccc9303716c4d9ada58aa3c2
Scripto
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Transcription
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<p>Illinois Song
</p><p>By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing by Walter Howe Jones
</p><p>5
</p><p>Published by U. OF I. SUPPLY STORE CHAMPAIGN, ILL.----
</p><p>ILLINOIS SONG
</p><p>BY THY RIVERS GENTLY FLOWING
</p><p>SOLO OR UNISON CHORUS
</p><p>WALTER HOWE JONES
</p><p>By thy rivers gently flowing, Illinois, Illinois, O'er thy prairies verdant growing, Illinois, Illinois,
Comes an echo on the breeze, Rustling through the leafy trees, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>When you heard your country calling, Illinois, Illinois, Where the shot and shell were falling, Illinois, Illinois,
When the southern host withdrew, Pitting Grey against the Blue, There were none more brave than you, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>Not without thy wondrous story, Illinois, Illinois, Can be writ the nation's glory, Illinois, Illinois,
On the record of thy years, Abr'am Lincoln's name appears, Grant and Logan, and our tears, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>Copyright 1912 by Walter Howe Jones Copyright 1914 by The UofI Supply Store, Champaign, Ill.----
</p><p>ILLINOIS SONG
</p><p>BY THY RIVERS GENTLY FLOWING
</p><p>MIXED VOICES
</p><p>WALTER HOWE JONES
</p><p>[repeat of the stanzas above]
</p><p>copyright 1901 by Walter Howe Jones Copyright 1914 by The U of I Supply Store, Champaign, Ill.----
</p><p>ILLINOIS SONG
</p><p>BY THY RIVERS GENTLY FLOWING
</p><p>MALE VOICES
</p><p>WALTER HOWE JONES
</p><p>[repeat of the first stanzas]
</p><p>Copyright 1901 by Walter Howe Jones Copyright 1914 by The U of I Supply Store Champaign, ILL.
</p><p>Rayner [Dalbrim?] & Co., Chicago
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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Illinois Sheet Music Collection
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By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing
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"Illinois Song" lyrics depict pride in Illinois and highlight the state's contributions to the United States during the Civil War. Color cover depicts portrait of Abraham Lincoln set with a bald eagle, two American flags, and the Illinois state seal with an agricultural and industrial scene in the background.
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Sheet music
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American Civil War (1861-1865)
Illinois
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885
Logan, John Alexander, 1826-1886
State songs
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Jones, Walter Howe
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University of Illinois Supply Store
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Champaign, IL
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1914
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Illinois Song
</p><p>By Thy Rivers Gently Flowing by Walter Howe Jones
</p><p>5
</p><p>Published by U. OF I. SUPPLY STORE CHAMPAIGN, ILL.----
</p><p>ILLINOIS SONG
</p><p>BY THY RIVERS GENTLY FLOWING
</p><p>SOLO OR UNISON CHORUS
</p><p>WALTER HOWE JONES
</p><p>By thy rivers gently flowing, Illinois, Illinois, O'er thy prairies verdant growing, Illinois, Illinois,
Comes an echo on the breeze, Rustling through the leafy trees, And its mellow tones are these, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>When you heard your country calling, Illinois, Illinois, Where the shot and shell were falling, Illinois, Illinois,
When the southern host withdrew, Pitting Grey against the Blue, There were none more brave than you, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>Not without thy wondrous story, Illinois, Illinois, Can be writ the nation's glory, Illinois, Illinois,
On the record of thy years, Abr'am Lincoln's name appears, Grant and Logan, and our tears, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>Copyright 1912 by Walter Howe Jones Copyright 1914 by The UofI Supply Store, Champaign, Ill.----
</p><p>ILLINOIS SONG
</p><p>BY THY RIVERS GENTLY FLOWING
</p><p>MIXED VOICES
</p><p>WALTER HOWE JONES
</p><p>[repeat of the stanzas above]
</p><p>copyright 1901 by Walter Howe Jones Copyright 1914 by The U of I Supply Store, Champaign, Ill.----
</p><p>ILLINOIS SONG
</p><p>BY THY RIVERS GENTLY FLOWING
</p><p>MALE VOICES
</p><p>WALTER HOWE JONES
</p><p>[repeat of the first stanzas]
</p><p>Copyright 1901 by Walter Howe Jones Copyright 1914 by The U of I Supply Store Champaign, ILL.
</p><p>Rayner [Dalbrim?] & Co., Chicago
</p>
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https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/4a98d2984bb61841c4e4a1f26f1e3198.pdf
2a09fecb17a9c6eb4a06278232129723
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<p>ILLINOIS SINGS
</p><p>A Sesquicentennial of history and song starring 13 Prairie State musical groups and Chicago-born Ralph Bellamy
</p><p>A COLOR TELEVISION SPECIAL presented by ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE MONDAY, DEC. 4 9 to 10 P.M.
</p>
<hr />
<p>ILLINOIS SINGS
</p><p>A salute to our state: 150 years young!
</p><p>Host Ralph Bellamy and talented young people of Illinois team up for a musical spotlight on our state. What better way to begin our Sesquicentennial celebration than by a song-filled visit to the landmarks of our heritage--rich farm lands...colorful waterways...proud cities where sturdy frontiersmen, bold leaders and dream-filled immigrants shaped the Prairie State into today's vital community.
</p><p>Illinois Bell Telephone is proud to present this color television special produced by WBKB-TV, Chicago. Filmed at 11 locations around our state, this second Illinois Sings focuses on the past, present and promise of our state.
</p><p>Ralph Bellamy, distinguished for his stage, screen, television and radio performances, began his acting career with a young group that played in Chicago-area schools, churches, theatres, tents and any other place which would hold an audience.
</p><p>The title song, composed for the show by WBKB-TV's Frank McNulty, rings with pride in our state. You'll find your copy of "Illinois Sings" at the center of this booklet.
</p><p>Tune in Illinois Sings on these stations Monday, Dec. 4, 9:00 to 10:00 p.m.
</p><p>Champaign/Danville, WICD Channel 15
Chicago, WBKB-TV [Channel] 7
Harrisburg, WSIL-TV [Channel] 3
Moline/Rock Island WHBF-TV [Channel] 4
Peoria WIRL-TV [Channel] 19
Quincy WGEM-TV [Channel] 10
Rockford WREX-TV [Channel] 13
Springfield/Decatur WICS [Channel] 20
</p>
<hr />
<p>Host Ralph Bellamy (left) takes you through 150 exciting years of history that come alive through the scenes and music of Illinois Sings.
</p><p>At the George Power farm near Cantrall--where Lincoln tried his first law case--the Glenwood Singers of Glenwood High School, Chatham (below) get ready for the first state fair of 1853. Their song is "Springfield Fair."
</p><p>On the front Cover
</p><p>Member of the Stephen Decatur High School Honor Choir sing out the promise and accomplishments of the Prairie State with the show's title song. This Decatur group was filmed at the Pleasant Plains farm of John W. Lehman and at Springfield.
</p>
<hr />
<p>ILLINOIS SINGS
</p><p>From The WBKB-TV Production "Illinois Sings"
</p><p>Words and Music by Frank McNulty (ASCAP)
</p><p>Allegro Piano Verse
</p><p>When you talk about a state with lots of history, There's a state that beats 'em all, and it's no mystery; It's the prairie state by name and it won its way to fame, No finer place to be. Illinois.
</p><p>We've got corn, soybeans, livestock, and fertile land--We've got railroads, airlines, waterways at our command; So, if ever you're in doubt what we've got to sing about, [shouted]Take a look! at Illinois and see.
</p><p>Copyright 1967 by Frank McNulty
</p>
<hr />
<p>Chorus
</p><p>Illinois sings! Illinois sings! From the cities, the busy highways, to the country, the country by-ways, You'll hear a voice that rings out loud and clear, Illinois is a state with a promise, Where good and plenty abound; You can bet that we're proud of, The state we belong to, sing a song to: Illinois Sings! Illinois Sings! To the nation, to all creation, we proudly sing its praises. Let's make those rafters ring lift up your head and sing out! Illinois, let's hear those voices ring out! Illinois, come on and sing, Illinois Sings!
</p>
<hr />
<p>The 150 voices of the Plainfield High School Grand Choir (above) ring with "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" as Illinois Sings takes you to Lincoln's tomb in Springfield.
</p><p>Throughout its 150-year history, Illinois has attracted rugged pioneers. Recreating a scene of early settler days are Park Ridge's Len Dressler and Mrs. John Carroll of Springfield, singing the century-old folk song, "El-A-Noy." Illinois Sings also travels to the sylvan beauty of Morton Arboretum to salute the strong immigrants who brought their proud cultures here. Gay old-world costumes contrast the Arboretum greens as the Guilford High School Swedish Folk Dancers from Rockford and Chicago ethnic groups with German, Polish and Irish cultures perform national dances. Judy Birr, Chicago's Luther High School North, sings "Wiegenlied" (Brahm's Lullaby) in German.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Chicago was "open house to the world" during the 1893 Columbian Exposition--today landmarked by the Museum of Science and Industry, the remaining building from the fair and "stage set" for (left) the Clef Dwellers of Quincy High School's "Gay '90s Medley."
</p><p>The showboat also had its day in Illinois. Step aboard as the Louisiana Brass--a six-man Dixieland band from New Trier High School, Winnetka (right)--play "That's A Plenty."
</p><p>Illinois' role in wars is a proud part of its history. The Civil War's "When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again" is played smartly by the 88-student Richwoods High School Band of Peoria. And you've never heard "Anchors Aweigh" carried off better than the version by the Blue-jacket Choir of Great Lakes (left).
</p>
<hr />
<p>Today in Illinois is as exciting as its history. Pretty Lucie Cook (above) of Table Grove's V.I.T. Community High School sings "A Wonderful Day Like Today" as she enjoys the rides at Western Illinois County Fairgrounds in Griggsville. Swinging along the girders of a high rise, Robert Aseltine, Glenbard East High School of Lombard, sings "Before The Parade Passes By."
</p><p>Films of both the first and second Illinois Sings programs will be loaned without charge to clubs, church, civic and school groups soon after the second program is telecast. A third film capturing the qualities of our state--"The Promise"--is also free to groups who want to show it. Please contact your Illinois Bell Telephone business office to arrange bookings.
</p><p>Illinois Bell Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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22 cm
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Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois Sings
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"A Sesquicentennial of history and song starring 13 Prairie State musical groups and Chicago-born Ralph Bellamy; A color television special/Presented by Illinois Bell Telephone" <br /><br />Program for a television special shown Monday, Dec. 4, 1868, hosted by Ralph Bellamy. Includes photos of performers, historical notes and the score for "Illinois Sings" a song written by Frank McNulty.
Subject
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois
Bellamy, Ralph, 1904-1991
Television programs
Centennial celebrations, etc.
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McNulty, Frank
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Illinois Bell Telephone
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Chicago
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1968
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>ILLINOIS SINGS
</p><p>A Sesquicentennial of history and song starring 13 Prairie State musical groups and Chicago-born Ralph Bellamy
</p><p>A COLOR TELEVISION SPECIAL presented by ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE MONDAY, DEC. 4 9 to 10 P.M.
</p>
<hr />
<p>ILLINOIS SINGS
</p><p>A salute to our state: 150 years young!
</p><p>Host Ralph Bellamy and talented young people of Illinois team up for a musical spotlight on our state. What better way to begin our Sesquicentennial celebration than by a song-filled visit to the landmarks of our heritage--rich farm lands...colorful waterways...proud cities where sturdy frontiersmen, bold leaders and dream-filled immigrants shaped the Prairie State into today's vital community.
</p><p>Illinois Bell Telephone is proud to present this color television special produced by WBKB-TV, Chicago. Filmed at 11 locations around our state, this second Illinois Sings focuses on the past, present and promise of our state.
</p><p>Ralph Bellamy, distinguished for his stage, screen, television and radio performances, began his acting career with a young group that played in Chicago-area schools, churches, theatres, tents and any other place which would hold an audience.
</p><p>The title song, composed for the show by WBKB-TV's Frank McNulty, rings with pride in our state. You'll find your copy of "Illinois Sings" at the center of this booklet.
</p><p>Tune in Illinois Sings on these stations Monday, Dec. 4, 9:00 to 10:00 p.m.
</p><p>Champaign/Danville, WICD Channel 15
Chicago, WBKB-TV [Channel] 7
Harrisburg, WSIL-TV [Channel] 3
Moline/Rock Island WHBF-TV [Channel] 4
Peoria WIRL-TV [Channel] 19
Quincy WGEM-TV [Channel] 10
Rockford WREX-TV [Channel] 13
Springfield/Decatur WICS [Channel] 20
</p>
<hr />
<p>Host Ralph Bellamy (left) takes you through 150 exciting years of history that come alive through the scenes and music of Illinois Sings.
</p><p>At the George Power farm near Cantrall--where Lincoln tried his first law case--the Glenwood Singers of Glenwood High School, Chatham (below) get ready for the first state fair of 1853. Their song is "Springfield Fair."
</p><p>On the front Cover
</p><p>Member of the Stephen Decatur High School Honor Choir sing out the promise and accomplishments of the Prairie State with the show's title song. This Decatur group was filmed at the Pleasant Plains farm of John W. Lehman and at Springfield.
</p>
<hr />
<p>ILLINOIS SINGS
</p><p>From The WBKB-TV Production "Illinois Sings"
</p><p>Words and Music by Frank McNulty (ASCAP)
</p><p>Allegro Piano Verse
</p><p>When you talk about a state with lots of history, There's a state that beats 'em all, and it's no mystery; It's the prairie state by name and it won its way to fame, No finer place to be. Illinois.
</p><p>We've got corn, soybeans, livestock, and fertile land--We've got railroads, airlines, waterways at our command; So, if ever you're in doubt what we've got to sing about, [shouted]Take a look! at Illinois and see.
</p><p>Copyright 1967 by Frank McNulty
</p>
<hr />
<p>Chorus
</p><p>Illinois sings! Illinois sings! From the cities, the busy highways, to the country, the country by-ways, You'll hear a voice that rings out loud and clear, Illinois is a state with a promise, Where good and plenty abound; You can bet that we're proud of, The state we belong to, sing a song to: Illinois Sings! Illinois Sings! To the nation, to all creation, we proudly sing its praises. Let's make those rafters ring lift up your head and sing out! Illinois, let's hear those voices ring out! Illinois, come on and sing, Illinois Sings!
</p>
<hr />
<p>The 150 voices of the Plainfield High School Grand Choir (above) ring with "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" as Illinois Sings takes you to Lincoln's tomb in Springfield.
</p><p>Throughout its 150-year history, Illinois has attracted rugged pioneers. Recreating a scene of early settler days are Park Ridge's Len Dressler and Mrs. John Carroll of Springfield, singing the century-old folk song, "El-A-Noy." Illinois Sings also travels to the sylvan beauty of Morton Arboretum to salute the strong immigrants who brought their proud cultures here. Gay old-world costumes contrast the Arboretum greens as the Guilford High School Swedish Folk Dancers from Rockford and Chicago ethnic groups with German, Polish and Irish cultures perform national dances. Judy Birr, Chicago's Luther High School North, sings "Wiegenlied" (Brahm's Lullaby) in German.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Chicago was "open house to the world" during the 1893 Columbian Exposition--today landmarked by the Museum of Science and Industry, the remaining building from the fair and "stage set" for (left) the Clef Dwellers of Quincy High School's "Gay '90s Medley."
</p><p>The showboat also had its day in Illinois. Step aboard as the Louisiana Brass--a six-man Dixieland band from New Trier High School, Winnetka (right)--play "That's A Plenty."
</p><p>Illinois' role in wars is a proud part of its history. The Civil War's "When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again" is played smartly by the 88-student Richwoods High School Band of Peoria. And you've never heard "Anchors Aweigh" carried off better than the version by the Blue-jacket Choir of Great Lakes (left).
</p>
<hr />
<p>Today in Illinois is as exciting as its history. Pretty Lucie Cook (above) of Table Grove's V.I.T. Community High School sings "A Wonderful Day Like Today" as she enjoys the rides at Western Illinois County Fairgrounds in Griggsville. Swinging along the girders of a high rise, Robert Aseltine, Glenbard East High School of Lombard, sings "Before The Parade Passes By."
</p><p>Films of both the first and second Illinois Sings programs will be loaned without charge to clubs, church, civic and school groups soon after the second program is telecast. A third film capturing the qualities of our state--"The Promise"--is also free to groups who want to show it. Please contact your Illinois Bell Telephone business office to arrange bookings.
</p><p>Illinois Bell Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System
</p>
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-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/cd0d1a8bf796802980a2f2b1aec67991.pdf
4f531658f0c6961bc4a1b7c252f76b18
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<p>Illinois, Our Illinois
</p><p>Commemorating Her Centennial 1818-1918
</p><p>Song by Annie C.W. Burton 4 o
</p><p>Publishers Shattinger Piano & Music Co. St. Louis, MO
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois, our Illinois.
</p><p>Annie C.W. Burton.
</p><p>1. Illinois! in high endeavor This was e'er the loyal heart;
When the nation called for service Thou didst ever bear thy part.
Bright thy streams and broad thy prairies, Rich the harvests we enjoy,
Freedom's soil is thine, we love thee, Illinois, our Illinois.
</p><p><br />
2. Illinois! thy name means "Great Men," Great thy helpmates have been, too:
Say we Lincoln, then say Willard Both were liberators true.
Sons and daughters stand together Equal still in rights and joy,
Thus thou art well named, the Great Ones, Illinois, our Illinois.
</p><p><br />
Copyright MCMXVIII by Annie C.W. Burton. Edwardsville, Ill.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Here are hearts that love thee ever, Hearts of gold with out alloy
</p><p>Bravest sons and fairest daughters Illinois, our Illinois.
</p>
<hr />
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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4
31 cm
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200143
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois, Our Illinois
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"Commemorating her centennial 1818-1918." Lyrics depict pride in Illinois and the actions of Illinois residents during war time.
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Draft
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Burton, Annie C. W.
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Shattinger Piano & Music Company
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St. Louis
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1918
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Illinois, Our Illinois
</p><p>Commemorating Her Centennial 1818-1918
</p><p>Song by Annie C.W. Burton 4 o
</p><p>Publishers Shattinger Piano & Music Co. St. Louis, MO
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois, our Illinois.
</p><p>Annie C.W. Burton.
</p><p>1. Illinois! in high endeavor This was e'er the loyal heart;
When the nation called for service Thou didst ever bear thy part.
Bright thy streams and broad thy prairies, Rich the harvests we enjoy,
Freedom's soil is thine, we love thee, Illinois, our Illinois.
</p><p><br />
2. Illinois! thy name means "Great Men," Great thy helpmates have been, too:
Say we Lincoln, then say Willard Both were liberators true.
Sons and daughters stand together Equal still in rights and joy,
Thus thou art well named, the Great Ones, Illinois, our Illinois.
</p><p><br />
Copyright MCMXVIII by Annie C.W. Burton. Edwardsville, Ill.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Here are hearts that love thee ever, Hearts of gold with out alloy
</p><p>Bravest sons and fairest daughters Illinois, our Illinois.
</p>
<hr />
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100
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20
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/494d58740b01a66776e2a148d0a69249.pdf
1373d056d8e89939b9130d9f21cdc41d
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<p>ILLINOIS GRAND MARCH. AND
</p><p>GRAY'S QUICKSTEP.
</p><p>Composed and Respectfully dedicated to Miss. Emily. Gallaher.
</p><p>by E. F. NEWBERRY.
</p>
<hr />
<p>[MUSIC]
</p><p>Gray's Quickstep
</p><p>[music]
</p><p>Mary's Waltz by E. F. Newberry
</p>
<hr />
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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4
34 cm
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200142
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois Grand March and Gray's Quickstep
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Instrumental music. Contains Illinois Grand March, Gray's Quickstep, and Mary's Waltz. "Composed and respectfully dedicated to Miss Emily Gallaher.
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Instrumental music
Marches
Illinois
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Newberry, E. F.
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>ILLINOIS GRAND MARCH. AND
</p><p>GRAY'S QUICKSTEP.
</p><p>Composed and Respectfully dedicated to Miss. Emily. Gallaher.
</p><p>by E. F. NEWBERRY.
</p>
<hr />
<p>[MUSIC]
</p><p>Gray's Quickstep
</p><p>[music]
</p><p>Mary's Waltz by E. F. Newberry
</p>
<hr />
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https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/9bc8bce661e2ccf5e7efa19c296bd19e.pdf
78204d5a346e959e8801a6245963018d
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<p>Illinois Centennial March
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. 1st Violin
</p><p><br />
Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Trombone
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Bass.
</p><p>Allegro Vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Clarinet in A.
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Flute
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Flute
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Drums
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Cornet in A.
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Cello.
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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11
34 cm
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200141
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois Centennial March
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Instrumental music. Parts for violin, trombone, bass, clarinet, flute, drums, cornet, and cello.
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Illinois
Sheet music
Songs and music
Instrumental music
Marches
Centennial celebrations, etc.
Date
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ca 1918
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Illinois Centennial March
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. 1st Violin
</p><p><br />
Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Trombone
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Bass.
</p><p>Allegro Vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Clarinet in A.
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Flute
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Flute
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Drums
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Cornet in A.
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois Centennial March. Cello.
</p><p>Allegro vigoroso
</p><p>[music]
</p>
<hr />
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100
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20
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/40ff7d87812bc854f6f2632f9718a3a5.pdf
d3be069a901a994ad8a7b2ad97b27eb6
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<p>ILLINOIS AND WAR
</p><p>Wallace Rice Edward C. Moore.
</p><p>Adagio. mf agitato
</p><p>Copyright in 1918 by Edward C. Moore.
</p>
<hr />
<p>2
</p><p>War's lightnings flash, his thunders crash Along the startled skies. The world's aflame with deeds of shame And sad are women's eyes. Ye
</p>
<hr />
<p>3
</p><p>freemen all, rise at the call! March on to join the fight! And raise on high the battle cry: America and Right!
</p><p>Chorus.
</p><p>Ye freemen all, rise
</p>
<hr />
<p>4
</p><p>at the call! March on to join the fight! And raise on high the battle cry: America and Right!
</p>
<hr />
<p>5
</p><p>Trumpets. Maestoso
</p><p>2 HAIL, ILLINOIS!
</p><p>3 Trumpets for entrance of (I) Justice, (II) Love, (III) Freedom.
</p><p>Maestoso
</p><p>last time.
</p><p>4 SONG OF THE LAMP.
</p><p>Andante. Chorus in unison
</p><p>1. We fire__the torch of war, The
</p>
<hr />
<p>6
</p><p>flame our fathers bore In freedom's righteous wrath To glint their onward path Through years on darkling years of sacrifice and tears. Its glory shall not gloom--It tells the tyrant's doom.
</p>
<hr />
<p>7
</p><p>5 SONG OF THE LAMP (OTHER STANZAS)
</p><p>L'istesso tempo.
</p><p>We fire the torch of war, The flame our fathers bore In Freedom's righteous wrath To glint their onward path Through years on darkling years Of sacrifice and tears. Its glory shall not gloom -- It tell the tyrant's
</p>
<hr />
<p>8
</p><p>doom.
</p><p>6 THE RED FRONTIER.
</p><p>March time.
</p><p>1. Warring for freedom our grandsire stood ON the old red frontier
</p><p>2. Savage the foe man our grandsires fought On the old red frontier
</p>
<hr />
<p>Gaining our freedom with tears and blood Year after flaming year Shall we forget the great deeds they have done? Patriot sire have recreant son?
</p><p>Mighty the triumphs their courage wrought Battling with hate and fear. Shall we fall back from a deadlier foe Tyrants and tyrannized waiting our blow?
</p>
<hr />
<p>10
</p><p>Never! Then on till the victory's won On our own red frontier
</p><p>Never! Then onward for liberty go On our own frontier. Ah--On our own red frontier.
</p>
<hr />
<p>11
</p><p>7 SONG OF THE LAMP. FINALE
</p><p>Undimmed shall glow its rays Till tyrants fear the blaze And from its sacred spark Go shrieking down the dark. As all our
</p>
<hr />
<p>12
</p><p>earth grows bright With liberly's [sic liberty] great light. Sound trumpets, roll the drums, For Freedom's army comes.
</p>
<hr />
<p>13
</p><p>8 FREEDOM AND GLORY.
</p><p>9 AMERICA AND RIGHT.
</p><p>Now gallant France with shining lance Stands forth against the foe, While Britain's sons man
</p>
<hr />
<p>14
</p><p>blazing guns, With Italy's arow. Shall we hold back from fire and wrack Or rise in freedom's might? We raise on high the battle cry: "A
</p>
<hr />
<p>15
</p><p>merica and Right!
</p><p>Repeat accompaniment in strict time for entrance of Gallia, Italia, Britannia, etc.
</p><p>12 FINALE.
</p><p>Moderato. Quartet
</p><p>Look up, ye sons of men, and see the star Clear shining through the wanlit night of strife! It
</p>
<hr />
<p>16
</p><p><br />
spells th' eternal doom of bat-winged war; It speaks the faith that death must yield to life. Look up, Look up and smile, and smile through all of
</p>
<hr />
<p>17
</p><p>war's alarms, And in its splendor find earth's lasting good: See tyrants yield to Freedom's flashing arms! See ev'ry bugle bloweth Brotherhood!
</p><p>Chorus
</p><p>See
</p>
<hr />
<p>18
</p><p>Brotherhood! ev'ry bugle bloweth Brotherhood! Ah__Brotherhood! Ah__
</p>
<hr />
<p>19
</p><p>Strike, O ye sons of the West, for your lives__Freemen are ye!
</p>
<hr />
<p>20
</p><p>Strike for your homes, for your children and wives; __Bend not the knee! Strike for your God and the shrines He has blest! Strike for the graves where your forefathers rest!
</p>
<hr />
<p>21
</p><p>Liberty, victory ride from the West; Strike, Strike, Strike and be free! Strike O ye sons of the West, for your lives
</p>
<hr />
<p>22
</p><p>Freemen are ye! Strike for your homes, for your children and wives; Bend not thy knee!
</p>
<hr />
<p>23
</p><p>Strike for your God and the shrines He has blest! Strike for the graves where your forefathers rest! Liberty, victory ride from the West;
</p>
<hr />
<p>24
</p><p>Strike, Strike, Strike and be free!
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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24
27 cm
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Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois and War
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Lyrics depict fighting for freedom and liberty during World War I.
Subject
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois
War songs
War--Songs and Music
World War (1914-1918)
Soldiers
Patriotic songs
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Moore, Edward C. (Edward Colman), 1877-1935
Rice, Wallace, 1859-1939
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Chicago
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ca 1918
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>ILLINOIS AND WAR
</p><p>Wallace Rice Edward C. Moore.
</p><p>Adagio. mf agitato
</p><p>Copyright in 1918 by Edward C. Moore.
</p>
<hr />
<p>2
</p><p>War's lightnings flash, his thunders crash Along the startled skies. The world's aflame with deeds of shame And sad are women's eyes. Ye
</p>
<hr />
<p>3
</p><p>freemen all, rise at the call! March on to join the fight! And raise on high the battle cry: America and Right!
</p><p>Chorus.
</p><p>Ye freemen all, rise
</p>
<hr />
<p>4
</p><p>at the call! March on to join the fight! And raise on high the battle cry: America and Right!
</p>
<hr />
<p>5
</p><p>Trumpets. Maestoso
</p><p>2 HAIL, ILLINOIS!
</p><p>3 Trumpets for entrance of (I) Justice, (II) Love, (III) Freedom.
</p><p>Maestoso
</p><p>last time.
</p><p>4 SONG OF THE LAMP.
</p><p>Andante. Chorus in unison
</p><p>1. We fire__the torch of war, The
</p>
<hr />
<p>6
</p><p>flame our fathers bore In freedom's righteous wrath To glint their onward path Through years on darkling years of sacrifice and tears. Its glory shall not gloom--It tells the tyrant's doom.
</p>
<hr />
<p>7
</p><p>5 SONG OF THE LAMP (OTHER STANZAS)
</p><p>L'istesso tempo.
</p><p>We fire the torch of war, The flame our fathers bore In Freedom's righteous wrath To glint their onward path Through years on darkling years Of sacrifice and tears. Its glory shall not gloom -- It tell the tyrant's
</p>
<hr />
<p>8
</p><p>doom.
</p><p>6 THE RED FRONTIER.
</p><p>March time.
</p><p>1. Warring for freedom our grandsire stood ON the old red frontier
</p><p>2. Savage the foe man our grandsires fought On the old red frontier
</p>
<hr />
<p>Gaining our freedom with tears and blood Year after flaming year Shall we forget the great deeds they have done? Patriot sire have recreant son?
</p><p>Mighty the triumphs their courage wrought Battling with hate and fear. Shall we fall back from a deadlier foe Tyrants and tyrannized waiting our blow?
</p>
<hr />
<p>10
</p><p>Never! Then on till the victory's won On our own red frontier
</p><p>Never! Then onward for liberty go On our own frontier. Ah--On our own red frontier.
</p>
<hr />
<p>11
</p><p>7 SONG OF THE LAMP. FINALE
</p><p>Undimmed shall glow its rays Till tyrants fear the blaze And from its sacred spark Go shrieking down the dark. As all our
</p>
<hr />
<p>12
</p><p>earth grows bright With liberly's [sic liberty] great light. Sound trumpets, roll the drums, For Freedom's army comes.
</p>
<hr />
<p>13
</p><p>8 FREEDOM AND GLORY.
</p><p>9 AMERICA AND RIGHT.
</p><p>Now gallant France with shining lance Stands forth against the foe, While Britain's sons man
</p>
<hr />
<p>14
</p><p>blazing guns, With Italy's arow. Shall we hold back from fire and wrack Or rise in freedom's might? We raise on high the battle cry: "A
</p>
<hr />
<p>15
</p><p>merica and Right!
</p><p>Repeat accompaniment in strict time for entrance of Gallia, Italia, Britannia, etc.
</p><p>12 FINALE.
</p><p>Moderato. Quartet
</p><p>Look up, ye sons of men, and see the star Clear shining through the wanlit night of strife! It
</p>
<hr />
<p>16
</p><p><br />
spells th' eternal doom of bat-winged war; It speaks the faith that death must yield to life. Look up, Look up and smile, and smile through all of
</p>
<hr />
<p>17
</p><p>war's alarms, And in its splendor find earth's lasting good: See tyrants yield to Freedom's flashing arms! See ev'ry bugle bloweth Brotherhood!
</p><p>Chorus
</p><p>See
</p>
<hr />
<p>18
</p><p>Brotherhood! ev'ry bugle bloweth Brotherhood! Ah__Brotherhood! Ah__
</p>
<hr />
<p>19
</p><p>Strike, O ye sons of the West, for your lives__Freemen are ye!
</p>
<hr />
<p>20
</p><p>Strike for your homes, for your children and wives; __Bend not the knee! Strike for your God and the shrines He has blest! Strike for the graves where your forefathers rest!
</p>
<hr />
<p>21
</p><p>Liberty, victory ride from the West; Strike, Strike, Strike and be free! Strike O ye sons of the West, for your lives
</p>
<hr />
<p>22
</p><p>Freemen are ye! Strike for your homes, for your children and wives; Bend not thy knee!
</p>
<hr />
<p>23
</p><p>Strike for your God and the shrines He has blest! Strike for the graves where your forefathers rest! Liberty, victory ride from the West;
</p>
<hr />
<p>24
</p><p>Strike, Strike, Strike and be free!
</p>
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100
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20
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/5fc13aeb59312e09572ada4cebd77ff7.pdf
93d32c9c494ef1888b9962b5647bc38f
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<p>A Sesquicentennial Song 1818-1968
</p><p>Illinois
</p><p>Cover Art by: Mary Win Walter. The sketch is President Lincoln as a young man. It is made from an original daguerreotype given to the artist's great grandfather by "Honest Abe" the lawyer, on a trip to Princeton in 1856. This is the first publication of this portrayal.
</p><p>Collectors Copy
</p><p>Words and Music
</p>
<pre>This song is dedicated to all of the people of Illinois, of yesterday, today and tomorrow.
</pre>
<p>Like bread on the waters may it go forth with humility and return as heritage. Speak it, sing it, march it, dance it. Make it live. Make it your own.
</p><p>DERBY O'DOWNEY
</p><p>PRICE 95 cents
</p><p>RED WHITE AND BLUE PRODUCTIONS/BOX 341/PRINCETON, ILLINOIS 61356
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois
</p><p>Words and Music Derby O'Downey
</p><p>Sons and Daughters of yesterday, Illinois, Illinois; Children of tomorrow, Illinois, Illinois; Heart of the nation, with God our salvation, We work, we live, we love our home, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>Home on the prairie, Illinois, Illinois; Home in the city, Illinois, Illinois; Brothers of industry, together
</p><p>Copyright 1968 by Derby O'Downey, Princeton, Illinois 61356
</p><p>International copyright secured All rights reserved Printed in U.S.A.
</p>
<hr />
<p>in harmony; We pray, we build, we grow, we sing, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>Land of Lincoln, Illinois, Illinois; Land of learning, Illinois, Illinois; Home of the skyscraper, host to the nuclear, Springfield, Peoria, Rockford, and Chicago, Illinois.
</p><p>Seeds of the pioneer, Illinois, Illinois; Harvested for the new frontier, Illinois, Illinois; Forward we must, for in God we trust, to
</p>
<hr />
<p>lead us ever willing to His blessings, Illinois.
</p><p>Sons and Daughters, and Sons and Daughters, and Sons and Daughters of Yesterday, Illinois, Illinois; Children of Tomorrow, Illinois, Illinois; Heart of the Nation, with God our salvation, We work, we live, we love our Home (or, your city) Illinois. Illinois.
</p><p>Sons and Daughters of America
</p><p>1. Sons and Daughters of yesterday, Americans, Americans,
</p><p>Children of tomorrow, Americans, Americans,
</p><p>Heart of the Nation, with God our salvation,
</p><p>We work, we live, we love our home, America, America.
</p><p>2. Home on the prairie, America, America,
</p><p>Home in the city, America, America,
</p><p>Brothers of industry together in harmony,
</p><p>We pray, we build, we grow, we sing, America, America.
</p><p>3. Land of Freedom, America, America,
</p><p>Land of Democracy, America, America,
</p><p>Sons and Daughters of Destiny, of Thee we sing,
</p><p>Of thy love for God and thy love for man, and the great American dream.
</p><p>4. Seeds of the Pioneer, America, America,
</p><p>Harvested in a new frontier, America, America,
</p><p>Forward we must for in God, we trust,
</p><p>To lead us ever willing to His blessing in America.
</p><p>Repeat first verse.
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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An account of the resource
<a href="http://alplm-cdi.com/chroniclingillinois/items/browse?collection=324" target="_self">Browse items in the Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection</a><br /><br />This collection contains sheet music and song books published in Illinois or about Illinois topics. <br /><br />
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4
31 cm
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200139
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Illinois
Description
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"A Sesquicentennial Song 1818-1868" Lyrics depict pride in Illinois and diversity of Illinois geography and landmarks. Color cover by Mary Win Walter depicts group of children waving American, Illinois, and Illinois sesquicentennial flags. A portrait of a young Lincoln is in the upper left corner.
Subject
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois
Patriotic song
Centennial celebrations, etc.
Creator
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O' Downey, Derby
Contributor
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Red, White and Blue Productions
Walter, Mary Win
Coverage
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Princeton, IL
Date
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ca 1968
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>A Sesquicentennial Song 1818-1968
</p><p>Illinois
</p><p>Cover Art by: Mary Win Walter. The sketch is President Lincoln as a young man. It is made from an original daguerreotype given to the artist's great grandfather by "Honest Abe" the lawyer, on a trip to Princeton in 1856. This is the first publication of this portrayal.
</p><p>Collectors Copy
</p><p>Words and Music
</p>
<pre>This song is dedicated to all of the people of Illinois, of yesterday, today and tomorrow.
</pre>
<p>Like bread on the waters may it go forth with humility and return as heritage. Speak it, sing it, march it, dance it. Make it live. Make it your own.
</p><p>DERBY O'DOWNEY
</p><p>PRICE 95 cents
</p><p>RED WHITE AND BLUE PRODUCTIONS/BOX 341/PRINCETON, ILLINOIS 61356
</p>
<hr />
<p>Illinois
</p><p>Words and Music Derby O'Downey
</p><p>Sons and Daughters of yesterday, Illinois, Illinois; Children of tomorrow, Illinois, Illinois; Heart of the nation, with God our salvation, We work, we live, we love our home, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>Home on the prairie, Illinois, Illinois; Home in the city, Illinois, Illinois; Brothers of industry, together
</p><p>Copyright 1968 by Derby O'Downey, Princeton, Illinois 61356
</p><p>International copyright secured All rights reserved Printed in U.S.A.
</p>
<hr />
<p>in harmony; We pray, we build, we grow, we sing, Illinois, Illinois.
</p><p>Land of Lincoln, Illinois, Illinois; Land of learning, Illinois, Illinois; Home of the skyscraper, host to the nuclear, Springfield, Peoria, Rockford, and Chicago, Illinois.
</p><p>Seeds of the pioneer, Illinois, Illinois; Harvested for the new frontier, Illinois, Illinois; Forward we must, for in God we trust, to
</p>
<hr />
<p>lead us ever willing to His blessings, Illinois.
</p><p>Sons and Daughters, and Sons and Daughters, and Sons and Daughters of Yesterday, Illinois, Illinois; Children of Tomorrow, Illinois, Illinois; Heart of the Nation, with God our salvation, We work, we live, we love our Home (or, your city) Illinois. Illinois.
</p><p>Sons and Daughters of America
</p><p>1. Sons and Daughters of yesterday, Americans, Americans,
</p><p>Children of tomorrow, Americans, Americans,
</p><p>Heart of the Nation, with God our salvation,
</p><p>We work, we live, we love our home, America, America.
</p><p>2. Home on the prairie, America, America,
</p><p>Home in the city, America, America,
</p><p>Brothers of industry together in harmony,
</p><p>We pray, we build, we grow, we sing, America, America.
</p><p>3. Land of Freedom, America, America,
</p><p>Land of Democracy, America, America,
</p><p>Sons and Daughters of Destiny, of Thee we sing,
</p><p>Of thy love for God and thy love for man, and the great American dream.
</p><p>4. Seeds of the Pioneer, America, America,
</p><p>Harvested in a new frontier, America, America,
</p><p>Forward we must for in God, we trust,
</p><p>To lead us ever willing to His blessing in America.
</p><p>Repeat first verse.
</p>
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2a840a0fcb37a7c0601a52c7dbd2173f
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<p>$100.00 Prize Song
</p><p>I'LL MEET YOU AT THE FOUNTAIN
</p><p>COPYRIGHT 1896 by JAMES BRENNAN
</p><p>RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO SIEGEL.COOPER & CO.
</p><p>WORDS & MUSIC BY EDITH-KEELEY-STOKELY. ARRANGED BY HENRY. S. SAWYER
</p><p>PUBLISHED BY SIEGEL.COOPER & CO STATE. VAN BUREN & CONGRESS 50
</p>
<hr />
<p>I'll Meet You at the Fountain.
</p><p>Arr. by Henry S. Sawyer. Words and Music by Edith Keeley Stokely.
</p><p>Tempo di valse.
</p><p>Introduction.
</p><p>Allegretto con brio
</p><p>1. Oh, Cupid has mov'd to the city, I know, for I saw him myself; 'Mid
silks and fine laces and beautiful faces, He carries on love mix'd with pelf; In a
store where a fountain is tinkling, In the midst of a gay shifting scene, I
first felt his dart thro' my quivering heart, I first saw Ma Belle, my queen.
</p><p><br />
2. When people are thronging for bargains, Like motes in the sun's golden beam; Be
side the soft waters, 'mong Fashion's fair daughters, I watch for a face like a dream; And
Cupid sits nigh, ever nigh me, And mocks my repinings at fate; Then a
voice whispers close, ah! close by me, "Don't scold, dear, I know I am late!"
</p><p><br />
</p><p>3. When Springtide is shaking her blossoms Adown on her carpet of green,
walk with proud heart to sly Cupid's mart At the side of Ma Belle, my queen; And
out from the laces of Europe, And the wonderful fabrics, I ween, I'll
choose with grave pride a gown for a bride, A gown of ivory sheen.
</p><p>Copyright, 1896, by James Brennan.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Refrain. A tempo
</p><p>Meet me at the fountain, love, For Cupid lingers here; The
</p>
<hr />
<p>world around seems far away, And only you are near. Waters
</p><p>tinkling faint and sweet, And tender shadows here; Only
</p><p>your dear face I see, Though all the world is near.
</p>
<hr />
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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5
36 cm
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Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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I'll Meet You at the Fountain
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Lyrics depict singer meeting the person they love. Cover image depicts man in lower right corner and woman in upper left corner and a fountain surrounded by several people in the lower left corner. "Respectfully dedicated to Siegel-Cooper & Company."
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Love songs
Cupid (Roman deity)
Man-woman relationships
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Stokely, Edith Keeley
Sawyer, Henry S.
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Sterling Cooper & Company
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Chicago
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ca 1896
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>$100.00 Prize Song
</p><p>I'LL MEET YOU AT THE FOUNTAIN
</p><p>COPYRIGHT 1896 by JAMES BRENNAN
</p><p>RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO SIEGEL.COOPER & CO.
</p><p>WORDS & MUSIC BY EDITH-KEELEY-STOKELY. ARRANGED BY HENRY. S. SAWYER
</p><p>PUBLISHED BY SIEGEL.COOPER & CO STATE. VAN BUREN & CONGRESS 50
</p>
<hr />
<p>I'll Meet You at the Fountain.
</p><p>Arr. by Henry S. Sawyer. Words and Music by Edith Keeley Stokely.
</p><p>Tempo di valse.
</p><p>Introduction.
</p><p>Allegretto con brio
</p><p>1. Oh, Cupid has mov'd to the city, I know, for I saw him myself; 'Mid
silks and fine laces and beautiful faces, He carries on love mix'd with pelf; In a
store where a fountain is tinkling, In the midst of a gay shifting scene, I
first felt his dart thro' my quivering heart, I first saw Ma Belle, my queen.
</p><p><br />
2. When people are thronging for bargains, Like motes in the sun's golden beam; Be
side the soft waters, 'mong Fashion's fair daughters, I watch for a face like a dream; And
Cupid sits nigh, ever nigh me, And mocks my repinings at fate; Then a
voice whispers close, ah! close by me, "Don't scold, dear, I know I am late!"
</p><p><br />
</p><p>3. When Springtide is shaking her blossoms Adown on her carpet of green,
walk with proud heart to sly Cupid's mart At the side of Ma Belle, my queen; And
out from the laces of Europe, And the wonderful fabrics, I ween, I'll
choose with grave pride a gown for a bride, A gown of ivory sheen.
</p><p>Copyright, 1896, by James Brennan.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Refrain. A tempo
</p><p>Meet me at the fountain, love, For Cupid lingers here; The
</p>
<hr />
<p>world around seems far away, And only you are near. Waters
</p><p>tinkling faint and sweet, And tender shadows here; Only
</p><p>your dear face I see, Though all the world is near.
</p>
<hr />
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100
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20
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https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/1130f64158134b7fc3119d4f5ec65b36.pdf
645e3404619a1c88dbb97e2ce8836628
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<p>I am just a Midwestern Girl at Heart
</p><p>Words and Music by Florence Grigsby Roberts----
</p><p>I AM JUST A MIDWESTERN GIRL AT HEART
</p><p>Words and Music by Florence Grigsby Roberts
</p><p>Verse
</p><p>We're not jealous of the Grande Dames in Boston or the Socialites on Capitol Hill. We wouldn't trade places with the Southern Belles in Austin or the Movie Stars in Beverly Hills.
</p><p>(Copyright 1981, by Florence Grigsby Roberts)----
</p><p>Chorus
</p><p>I am just a Midwestern girl at heart. From the Land of Lincoln we'll never part. We're so proud of our heritage that so many people helped build. There's no place with greater prestige than Springfield. It's a thrill to----
</p><p>know that we're nearly home. When we see the big silver State House dome. People are so friendly, you'll find, When you come to visit the Shrines in Springfield Illinois.
</p><p>Presented to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library by Sue Massey
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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4
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Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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I Am Just a Midwestern Girl at Heart
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Lyrics depict singer's pride in Springfield, IL and happiness as a resident of the city. Cover image depicts Illinois State Capitol building surrounded by trees and farm fields.
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Illinois--Springfield
Illinois
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Roberts, Florence Grigsby
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Roberts, F. G.
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Springfield, IL(?)
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1981
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>I am just a Midwestern Girl at Heart
</p><p>Words and Music by Florence Grigsby Roberts----
</p><p>I AM JUST A MIDWESTERN GIRL AT HEART
</p><p>Words and Music by Florence Grigsby Roberts
</p><p>Verse
</p><p>We're not jealous of the Grande Dames in Boston or the Socialites on Capitol Hill. We wouldn't trade places with the Southern Belles in Austin or the Movie Stars in Beverly Hills.
</p><p>(Copyright 1981, by Florence Grigsby Roberts)----
</p><p>Chorus
</p><p>I am just a Midwestern girl at heart. From the Land of Lincoln we'll never part. We're so proud of our heritage that so many people helped build. There's no place with greater prestige than Springfield. It's a thrill to----
</p><p>know that we're nearly home. When we see the big silver State House dome. People are so friendly, you'll find, When you come to visit the Shrines in Springfield Illinois.
</p><p>Presented to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library by Sue Massey
</p>
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100
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20
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/d275b5e71b482ac2726729d3bc64e8a8.pdf
71af110172011c5c2189ae8ff37b9af1
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<p>Beautiful Sacred Music for Church and Home
</p><p>SOLOS.
A Closer Walk with God--Solo--Sop. or Tenor...Jerome, 40
Beside Still Waters--Solo--Alto or Bar....Jerome, 40
Ever Near Me--Solo--Medium Voice...Jerome, 40
He Leadeth Me--Solo--High Voice...Ashford, 40
He Leadeth Me--Solo--Low Voice...Ashford, 40
How Sweet the Name of Jesus--Solo--High Voice...Fearis, 40
How Sweet the Name of Jesus--Solo--Low Voice...Fearis, 40
Shepherd Divine, I Come--Solo--Sop. or Tenor...Jerome, 40
Thine Forever--Solo--Sop. or Tenor...Jerome, 40
DUETS.
Come Holy Spirit--Duet--Sop. or Tenor and Alto...Jerome, 40
God Is Love--Duet--Sop. and Tenor...Jerome, 40
King of Love My Shepherd Is--Duet--Sop. and Tenor...Jerome, 40
Sun of My Soul--Duet--Sop. or Tenor and Alto...Jerome, 40
Thy Will Be Done--Duet--Sop. and Tenor...Jerome, 40
QUARTETS.
Come Unto Me--Quartet...Jerome, 40
To the Haven of Thy Breast--Quartet...Jerome, 40
McKINLEY MUSIC CO., 307-309 WABASH AVE., 74 FIFTH AVE., CHICAGO -- NEW YORK
</p>
<hr />
<p>HOW SWEET THE NAME.
ALTO OR BARITONE.
Andante. J. S. FEARIS.
How sweet the name of Je - sus sounds In a be - liev-er's ear! It
soothes his sor - rows, heals his wounds, And drives a - way his fear. It
Copyright, MDCCCC, by Frank K. Root & Co.
</p>
<hr />
<p>makes the wounded spir - it whole, And calms the troubled breast; 'Tis
man - na to the hun - gry soul, And to the wea - ry, rest.
Rest, ... to the wea - ry, rest. 'Tis
</p>
<hr />
<p>man - na to the hun - gry soul, And to the wea - ry, rest.
Con moto.
Weak is the ef - fort of my heart, And cold my warm-est thought;
But when I see Thee as Thou art, But when I see Thee as Thou art, I'll
</p><p>---
</p><p>praise Thee, I'll praise Thee, I'll praise Thee as I ought.
Tempo primo.
Till then I would Thy love proclaim, With ev - 'ry fleeting breath; And
may the mu - sic of Thy name Re - fresh my soul in death, And
may the mu-sic of Thy name Re - fresh my soul in death
Molto. rit.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Beautiful Sacred Songs For the Church and the Home. McKINLEY EDITION OF TEN CENT MUSIC.
</p><p>SUN OF MY SOUL. Duet for Sop. & Alto. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Sun of my soul, Thou Sav-ior dear, It is not night if Thou be near, Oh, may no earth - born
</p><p>THY WILL BE DONE. Duet for Sop. & Tenor. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>My God, my Fa - - ther! while I stray Far from my home, on life's rough way, Oh, teach me
</p><p>COME, HOLY SPIRIT. Duet for Sop. & Tenor. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Come, Ho-ly Spir - it Heav'n-ly Dove, With all Thy quick-'ning powers;...Kin-dle a flame of sa-
</p><p>THINE FOREVER. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Thine for-ev-er! Lord of life, Shield us through our earth-ly strife; Thou the Life, the Truth, the
</p><p>SHEPHERD DIVINE, I COME. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Shep-herd di-vine, a wan-d'ring sheep is cry-ing, Far from Thy fold, and night is com-ing on
</p><p>BESIDE STILL WATERS. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Shepherd of Is-rael's gath-ered fold! Thy pastures still are fresh and green, And wa-tered, as in
</p><p>EVER NEAR ME. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>One gift, my God, I seek, -- To know Thee al-ways near; To feel Thy hand, to see Thy face, Thy And if Thou bringest peace, Or if Thou bringest pain, But come Thy-self with all that comes, And
</p><p>CHICAGO McKINLEY MUSIC CO. NEW YORK
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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6
35 cm
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Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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How Sweet the Name of Jesus
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Lyrics depict comfort and support singer receives from Jesus. Cover image depicts church and home in rural setting.
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Sacred music
Church music
Jesus Christ
God (Christianity)
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Fearis, J. S. (John Sylvester), 1867-1932
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McKinley Music Company
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Chicago
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ca. 1900
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Beautiful Sacred Music for Church and Home
</p><p>SOLOS.
A Closer Walk with God--Solo--Sop. or Tenor...Jerome, 40
Beside Still Waters--Solo--Alto or Bar....Jerome, 40
Ever Near Me--Solo--Medium Voice...Jerome, 40
He Leadeth Me--Solo--High Voice...Ashford, 40
He Leadeth Me--Solo--Low Voice...Ashford, 40
How Sweet the Name of Jesus--Solo--High Voice...Fearis, 40
How Sweet the Name of Jesus--Solo--Low Voice...Fearis, 40
Shepherd Divine, I Come--Solo--Sop. or Tenor...Jerome, 40
Thine Forever--Solo--Sop. or Tenor...Jerome, 40
DUETS.
Come Holy Spirit--Duet--Sop. or Tenor and Alto...Jerome, 40
God Is Love--Duet--Sop. and Tenor...Jerome, 40
King of Love My Shepherd Is--Duet--Sop. and Tenor...Jerome, 40
Sun of My Soul--Duet--Sop. or Tenor and Alto...Jerome, 40
Thy Will Be Done--Duet--Sop. and Tenor...Jerome, 40
QUARTETS.
Come Unto Me--Quartet...Jerome, 40
To the Haven of Thy Breast--Quartet...Jerome, 40
McKINLEY MUSIC CO., 307-309 WABASH AVE., 74 FIFTH AVE., CHICAGO -- NEW YORK
</p>
<hr />
<p>HOW SWEET THE NAME.
ALTO OR BARITONE.
Andante. J. S. FEARIS.
How sweet the name of Je - sus sounds In a be - liev-er's ear! It
soothes his sor - rows, heals his wounds, And drives a - way his fear. It
Copyright, MDCCCC, by Frank K. Root & Co.
</p>
<hr />
<p>makes the wounded spir - it whole, And calms the troubled breast; 'Tis
man - na to the hun - gry soul, And to the wea - ry, rest.
Rest, ... to the wea - ry, rest. 'Tis
</p>
<hr />
<p>man - na to the hun - gry soul, And to the wea - ry, rest.
Con moto.
Weak is the ef - fort of my heart, And cold my warm-est thought;
But when I see Thee as Thou art, But when I see Thee as Thou art, I'll
</p><p>---
</p><p>praise Thee, I'll praise Thee, I'll praise Thee as I ought.
Tempo primo.
Till then I would Thy love proclaim, With ev - 'ry fleeting breath; And
may the mu - sic of Thy name Re - fresh my soul in death, And
may the mu-sic of Thy name Re - fresh my soul in death
Molto. rit.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Beautiful Sacred Songs For the Church and the Home. McKINLEY EDITION OF TEN CENT MUSIC.
</p><p>SUN OF MY SOUL. Duet for Sop. & Alto. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Sun of my soul, Thou Sav-ior dear, It is not night if Thou be near, Oh, may no earth - born
</p><p>THY WILL BE DONE. Duet for Sop. & Tenor. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>My God, my Fa - - ther! while I stray Far from my home, on life's rough way, Oh, teach me
</p><p>COME, HOLY SPIRIT. Duet for Sop. & Tenor. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Come, Ho-ly Spir - it Heav'n-ly Dove, With all Thy quick-'ning powers;...Kin-dle a flame of sa-
</p><p>THINE FOREVER. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Thine for-ev-er! Lord of life, Shield us through our earth-ly strife; Thou the Life, the Truth, the
</p><p>SHEPHERD DIVINE, I COME. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Shep-herd di-vine, a wan-d'ring sheep is cry-ing, Far from Thy fold, and night is com-ing on
</p><p>BESIDE STILL WATERS. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Shepherd of Is-rael's gath-ered fold! Thy pastures still are fresh and green, And wa-tered, as in
</p><p>EVER NEAR ME. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>One gift, my God, I seek, -- To know Thee al-ways near; To feel Thy hand, to see Thy face, Thy And if Thou bringest peace, Or if Thou bringest pain, But come Thy-self with all that comes, And
</p><p>CHICAGO McKINLEY MUSIC CO. NEW YORK
</p>
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100
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20
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https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/276fee754173bba5e6294c4ce495f1c1.pdf
69ce03fad6bd8d7bfbb58d71283fb241
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<p>DEDICATED TO
Capt. Levi P. Holden
88th Ill.Vol.s
</p><p>HOLDEN GUARDS
Schottische
CLARA E. CRAW
</p><p>CHICAGO.
</p><p>Published by ROOT & CADY 95 Clark St.
</p><p>Entered according to Act of Congress at 1861 by Root & Cady 95 Clark Street. Office of the District Court for the North District of Illinois
</p><p>HOLDEN GUARDS
SCHOTTISCHE.
</p><p>CLARA E. CRAW
</p><p>SCHOTTISCHE
</p><p><br />
</p><p>268 4
</p><p>183672
</p>
<hr />
<p>268 4
</p>
<hr />
<p>268 4
</p>
<hr />
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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An account of the resource
<a href="http://alplm-cdi.com/chroniclingillinois/items/browse?collection=324" target="_self">Browse items in the Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection</a><br /><br />This collection contains sheet music and song books published in Illinois or about Illinois topics. <br /><br />
Document
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5
35 cm
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200135
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
Title
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Holden Guards Schottische
Description
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Instrumental music. Dedication: "Dedicated to Capt. Levi P. Holden, 88th Ill. Vols." Handwritten "ABB" in upper right corner of cover page.
Subject
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Schottisches
Instrumental music
Creator
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Craw, Clara E.
Contributor
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Root & Cady
Coverage
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Chicago
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ca. 1863
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>DEDICATED TO
Capt. Levi P. Holden
88th Ill.Vol.s
</p><p>HOLDEN GUARDS
Schottische
CLARA E. CRAW
</p><p>CHICAGO.
</p><p>Published by ROOT & CADY 95 Clark St.
</p><p>Entered according to Act of Congress at 1861 by Root & Cady 95 Clark Street. Office of the District Court for the North District of Illinois
</p><p>HOLDEN GUARDS
SCHOTTISCHE.
</p><p>CLARA E. CRAW
</p><p>SCHOTTISCHE
</p><p><br />
</p><p>268 4
</p><p>183672
</p>
<hr />
<p>268 4
</p>
<hr />
<p>268 4
</p>
<hr />
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https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/f8b0909192086ed855733fe1d91e2c64.pdf
27122e701e682eb766fc5ac0b29e32a8
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<p>(1) Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still (1) No date, but very old
</p><p>(2) Do They Think of Me at Home (2) No date but very old.
</p><p>H. M. HIGGINS' CHOICE SELECTION OF POPULAR SONGS.
</p><p>After the Battle 2 1/2
</p><p>Kathleen Mayourneen 2 1/2
</p><p>Marseilles Hymn 2
</p><p>The Little Flower "Forget me Not" 2 1/2
</p><p>Annie O' The Banks O' Dee 2
</p><p>Long, Long Weary Day 2
</p><p>When the Swallows Homeward Fly 2
</p><p>Shells of Ocean 2
</p><p>O, whisper What thou Feelest 2
</p><p>My Grandmother Lives in Yonder Little Green 2 1/2
</p><p>Joys Golden Harp is Broken 2 1/2
</p><p>Bird of Beauty 2
</p><p>Scatter the Gems of the Beautiful 2 1/2
</p><p>Ella Cline 2 1/2
</p><p>My Childhood's Home 2 1/2
</p><p>Spirit Voices 2 1/2
</p><p>Anna Snow 2 1/2
</p><p>Sleep Love, Sleep. (Serenade) 2 1/2
</p><p>Earth is Bright and Fair to View 2 1/2
</p><p>Within a mile of Edinboro 2 1/2
</p><p>I know a Bank 3
</p><p>Rosalie Clare 2 1/2
</p><p>Happy Childhood 2 1/2
</p><p>Mary of Argyle 2
</p><p>Then You'll Remember Me 2
</p><p>I Saw Her First in Cabbage-Time 2 1/2
</p><p>Star Spangled Banner 2
</p><p>Vilikins & His Dinah 2
</p><p>Girl and the Robin 2 1/2
</p><p>Serenade (Schubert.) 2
</p><p>Ave Maria (Schubert.) 2 1/2
</p><p>Sweet Rivulet, Farewell 2 1/2
</p><p>Dearest Spot of Earth 2
</p><p>I Dreamt That I Dwelt in Marble Halls 2 1/2
</p><p>My Sister Dear 2
</p><p>Old Church Bells 2 1/2
</p><p>Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still 2
</p><p>Sally Ann 2 1/2
</p><p>Widdow Machree 2 1/2
</p><p>Blanch Alpin 2 1/2
</p><p>CHICAGO. Published by H.J. Higgins 117 Randolph St.
</p>
<hr />
<p>3
</p><p>HER BRIGHT SMILE HAUNTS ME STILL. Poetry by J.E. Carpenter Music by W.T. Wrighton, Author of "THE DEAREST SPOT ON EARTH TO ME IS HOME."
</p><p><i>Tis years since last we met, And we may not meet again; I have struggled to forget, But the</i>
</p>
<hr />
<p>4
</p><p>struggle was in vain; For her voice lives on the breeze, And her spirit comes at will; In the midnight on the seas, Her bright smile haunts me stlll. For her voice lives on the breeze, And her spirit comes at will; In the midnight, on the
</p>
<hr />
<p>5
</p><p>seas. Her bright smile haunts me still.
</p><p>2. At the first sweet dawn of light, When I gaze upon the deep, Her form still greets my sight, While the stars the vigils keep: When I close mine aching eyes, Sweet dreams my senses fill; And from sleep when I arise, Her bright smile haunts me still. When I close mine aching eyes, Sweet dreams my senses fill and from sleep when I arise, Her bright smile haunts me still.
</p><p>3. I have sail'd 'neath alien skies, I have trod the desert path, I have seen the storm arise, Like a giant in his wrath; Every danger I have known, That a reckless life can fill; Yet her presence is now flown, Her bright smile haunts me still. Every danger I have known, That a reckless life can fill; Yet her presence is not flown, Her bright smile haunts me still.
</p>
<hr />
<p>[blank page]
</p>
<hr />
<p><br />
Do They Think of Me At Home (no date but very old)
</p><p>25 Prize Songs
</p><p>Thou Art so Near and Yet so Far 3 1/2
</p><p>I.D. Offer thee This Hand 2 1/2
</p><p>Where are the Friends of my Youth " "
</p><p>Origin of the Harp " "
</p><p>Uncle Abe's Rebelious Boys " "
</p><p>I've Lost My Little May 3
</p><p>Do They Think of Me at Home 2 1/2
</p><p>John Anderson My Jo " "
</p><p>Oh Charming May " "
</p><p>Bonnie Dun Dee " "
</p><p>Battle Prayer " "
</p><p>Mother is the Battle O'er 2 1/2
</p><p>CHICAGO Published by H.M. Higgins 117 Randolph St.
</p>
<hr />
<p>[blank page]
</p>
<hr />
<p>3
</p><p>DO THEY THINK OF ME AT HOME.
</p><p>Words by J.E. Carpenter. Music by C.W. Clover
</p><p>Moderato.
</p><p>1. Do they
</p><p>2. Do they
</p><p>3. Do they
</p><p><br />
think of me at home, Do they every think of me? I who
</p><p>think of me at eve? Of the songs I used to sing? Is the
</p><p>think of how I loved In my happy early days? Do they
</p>
<hr />
<p>4
</p><p>shared their ev'ry grief, I who mingled in their
</p><p>harp I struck untouch'd, Does a stranger wake the
</p><p>think of him who came, But could never win their
</p><p><br />
glee; Have their hearts grown cold and strange To the
</p><p>string? Will no kind forgiving word Came across
</p><p>praise? I am happy by his side, And from
</p><p><br />
one now doomed to roam, I would give the world to
</p><p>the raging foam? Shall I never cease to
</p><p>mind he'll never roam, But my heart will sadly
</p>
<hr />
<p>5
</p><p>know, Do they think of me at home? I would
</p><p>sign "Do they think of me at home?" Shall I
</p><p>ask, "Do they think of me at home?" But my
</p><p><br />
give the world to know, Do they think of me at home?
</p><p>never cease to sigh, "Do they think of me at home?"
</p><p>heart will sadly ask, "Do they think of me at home?"
</p>
<hr />
<p>[blank page]
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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11
34 cm
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200134
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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Her Bright Smile Still Haunts Me
Description
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Two songs bound together. Second song: "Do They Still Think of Me at Home." Lyrics of "Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still" depict man remembering and missing the woman he loves. Lyrics of "Do They Still Think of Me at Home" depicts singer away from home and wondering if the people there remember and miss them. Handwritten note at top of cover page: "1. Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still (1) No date, but very old. 2. Do They Think of Me at Home (2) No date but very old." Handwritten note at bottom of page: "Gift of C. Kimball Lubbe, Peoria, Illinois Holy Cross '22. Belonged to his grandmother Mrs. Phineas (Bernadine Icking) Kimball (deceased) Nauvoo, Illinois."
Subject
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Man-woman relationships
Love songs
Families
Loneliness
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Wrighton, W. T. (William Thomas), 1816-1880
Carpenter, J. E. (Joseph Edwards), 1813-1885
Glover, C. W.
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Higgins, H. M.
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Chicago
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ca. 1860-1867
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>(1) Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still (1) No date, but very old
</p><p>(2) Do They Think of Me at Home (2) No date but very old.
</p><p>H. M. HIGGINS' CHOICE SELECTION OF POPULAR SONGS.
</p><p>After the Battle 2 1/2
</p><p>Kathleen Mayourneen 2 1/2
</p><p>Marseilles Hymn 2
</p><p>The Little Flower "Forget me Not" 2 1/2
</p><p>Annie O' The Banks O' Dee 2
</p><p>Long, Long Weary Day 2
</p><p>When the Swallows Homeward Fly 2
</p><p>Shells of Ocean 2
</p><p>O, whisper What thou Feelest 2
</p><p>My Grandmother Lives in Yonder Little Green 2 1/2
</p><p>Joys Golden Harp is Broken 2 1/2
</p><p>Bird of Beauty 2
</p><p>Scatter the Gems of the Beautiful 2 1/2
</p><p>Ella Cline 2 1/2
</p><p>My Childhood's Home 2 1/2
</p><p>Spirit Voices 2 1/2
</p><p>Anna Snow 2 1/2
</p><p>Sleep Love, Sleep. (Serenade) 2 1/2
</p><p>Earth is Bright and Fair to View 2 1/2
</p><p>Within a mile of Edinboro 2 1/2
</p><p>I know a Bank 3
</p><p>Rosalie Clare 2 1/2
</p><p>Happy Childhood 2 1/2
</p><p>Mary of Argyle 2
</p><p>Then You'll Remember Me 2
</p><p>I Saw Her First in Cabbage-Time 2 1/2
</p><p>Star Spangled Banner 2
</p><p>Vilikins & His Dinah 2
</p><p>Girl and the Robin 2 1/2
</p><p>Serenade (Schubert.) 2
</p><p>Ave Maria (Schubert.) 2 1/2
</p><p>Sweet Rivulet, Farewell 2 1/2
</p><p>Dearest Spot of Earth 2
</p><p>I Dreamt That I Dwelt in Marble Halls 2 1/2
</p><p>My Sister Dear 2
</p><p>Old Church Bells 2 1/2
</p><p>Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still 2
</p><p>Sally Ann 2 1/2
</p><p>Widdow Machree 2 1/2
</p><p>Blanch Alpin 2 1/2
</p><p>CHICAGO. Published by H.J. Higgins 117 Randolph St.
</p>
<hr />
<p>3
</p><p>HER BRIGHT SMILE HAUNTS ME STILL. Poetry by J.E. Carpenter Music by W.T. Wrighton, Author of "THE DEAREST SPOT ON EARTH TO ME IS HOME."
</p><p><i>Tis years since last we met, And we may not meet again; I have struggled to forget, But the</i>
</p>
<hr />
<p>4
</p><p>struggle was in vain; For her voice lives on the breeze, And her spirit comes at will; In the midnight on the seas, Her bright smile haunts me stlll. For her voice lives on the breeze, And her spirit comes at will; In the midnight, on the
</p>
<hr />
<p>5
</p><p>seas. Her bright smile haunts me still.
</p><p>2. At the first sweet dawn of light, When I gaze upon the deep, Her form still greets my sight, While the stars the vigils keep: When I close mine aching eyes, Sweet dreams my senses fill; And from sleep when I arise, Her bright smile haunts me still. When I close mine aching eyes, Sweet dreams my senses fill and from sleep when I arise, Her bright smile haunts me still.
</p><p>3. I have sail'd 'neath alien skies, I have trod the desert path, I have seen the storm arise, Like a giant in his wrath; Every danger I have known, That a reckless life can fill; Yet her presence is now flown, Her bright smile haunts me still. Every danger I have known, That a reckless life can fill; Yet her presence is not flown, Her bright smile haunts me still.
</p>
<hr />
<p>[blank page]
</p>
<hr />
<p><br />
Do They Think of Me At Home (no date but very old)
</p><p>25 Prize Songs
</p><p>Thou Art so Near and Yet so Far 3 1/2
</p><p>I.D. Offer thee This Hand 2 1/2
</p><p>Where are the Friends of my Youth " "
</p><p>Origin of the Harp " "
</p><p>Uncle Abe's Rebelious Boys " "
</p><p>I've Lost My Little May 3
</p><p>Do They Think of Me at Home 2 1/2
</p><p>John Anderson My Jo " "
</p><p>Oh Charming May " "
</p><p>Bonnie Dun Dee " "
</p><p>Battle Prayer " "
</p><p>Mother is the Battle O'er 2 1/2
</p><p>CHICAGO Published by H.M. Higgins 117 Randolph St.
</p>
<hr />
<p>[blank page]
</p>
<hr />
<p>3
</p><p>DO THEY THINK OF ME AT HOME.
</p><p>Words by J.E. Carpenter. Music by C.W. Clover
</p><p>Moderato.
</p><p>1. Do they
</p><p>2. Do they
</p><p>3. Do they
</p><p><br />
think of me at home, Do they every think of me? I who
</p><p>think of me at eve? Of the songs I used to sing? Is the
</p><p>think of how I loved In my happy early days? Do they
</p>
<hr />
<p>4
</p><p>shared their ev'ry grief, I who mingled in their
</p><p>harp I struck untouch'd, Does a stranger wake the
</p><p>think of him who came, But could never win their
</p><p><br />
glee; Have their hearts grown cold and strange To the
</p><p>string? Will no kind forgiving word Came across
</p><p>praise? I am happy by his side, And from
</p><p><br />
one now doomed to roam, I would give the world to
</p><p>the raging foam? Shall I never cease to
</p><p>mind he'll never roam, But my heart will sadly
</p>
<hr />
<p>5
</p><p>know, Do they think of me at home? I would
</p><p>sign "Do they think of me at home?" Shall I
</p><p>ask, "Do they think of me at home?" But my
</p><p><br />
give the world to know, Do they think of me at home?
</p><p>never cease to sigh, "Do they think of me at home?"
</p><p>heart will sadly ask, "Do they think of me at home?"
</p>
<hr />
<p>[blank page]
</p>
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100
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20
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https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/756120b269b1ed2d4a1f8f369af5b7d3.pdf
b0c84ee6f7730e28361a3334271e7ca0
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
Description
An account of the resource
<a href="http://alplm-cdi.com/chroniclingillinois/items/browse?collection=324" target="_self">Browse items in the Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection</a><br /><br />This collection contains sheet music and song books published in Illinois or about Illinois topics. <br /><br />
Document
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6
36 cm
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200133
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
Title
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He Remembered the Maine
Description
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Lyrics depict sinking of the USS <em>Maine</em> and the United States' response. Dedication: "Dedicated to Miss Allena Grafton of Rock Island, Ill." Cover image depicts the USS <em>Maine</em> (ACR-1) above two American flags.
Subject
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Sheet music
Songs and music
United States. Navy
Spanish-American War (1898)
Maine (Battleship No. 10)
War songs
War--Songs and Music
Creator
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Hughes, D. E.
Contributor
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Hughes & Company
Coverage
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Rushville, IL
Date
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ca. 1898
Format
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pdf
Publisher
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
Language
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eng
-
https://mail.chroniclingillinois.org/files/original/e1009134c5e66a60540cf6c6fd7c4f8b.pdf
1fdedc91e9c71cb9f5f5cf45526a3f81
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<p>TO THE UNKNOWN DEAD OF THE WAR
</p><p>HE MARCHED AWAY IN THE GLOAMING.
</p><p>Will Rossiter, Publisher Chicago. New York. Copyright MCMV by Will Rossiter. 60 cents.
</p>
<hr />
<p>He Marched Away in the Gloaming. (To the Unknown Dead of the War.)
</p><p>Words and Music by Edmond Louis DeLestry.
</p><p>Intro. Tempo di Marcia.
</p><p>1. At the garden gate, in the ev'ning shade, Stood a lad and a maiden fair; Round his stalwart form she entwined her arm, While he
gently stroked her hair. "See, the country calls and my comrads wait, Do not make our parting hard;" "When the fighting's o'er," the young lover said, "I'll return again to you, sweetheart."
</p><p>2. Each soldier in blue, with heart brave and true Falls in at the word of command; As the sun sinks low on their march they go To
fight for their homes and their land. As she weeps at the gate she sees his form fade O'er the hill at the end of the lane; "Go, my soldier brave, the Lord bring you safe To our home and our hearts again."
</p><p>3. Day and night they marched oft hungry and parched, yet with ne'er a thought but to win; In skirmish and fight leads their banner bright, And the
warriors ranks grow thin. At the Wilderness fight when gath'red the night They anxiously called his name; But none could tell, where our hero fell, For never an answer came.
</p><p>Copyright MCMV, by Will Rossiter. Entered according to act of the Parliament of Canada in the year MCMV, by Will Rossiter at the department of Agriculture.
</p>
<hr />
<hr />
<p>Chorus. A tempo.
</p><p>1.2.3. And he march'd away in the gloaming, as the bugles sounded clear, At the gate, in anguish moaning, stood the girl he loved so dear; To the fields of fiercest battle Where the country call'd he would go, 'Midst the
</p>
<hr />
<p>shells and muskets rattle, more than forty years ago.
</p><p>4. The years have gone by and dimned is her eye, and white are the tresses once fair, But at each twilight shade she would go to the gate while
</p>
<hr />
<p>gently murm'ring a prayer; But for her not the joy to welcome her boy who gallantly march'd away. In an unmark'd grave with the countless brave, he waits for the judgment day.
</p><p>4th Chorus. Piu lento.
</p><p>He sleeps alone in the gloaming, Beneath the southern
</p>
<hr />
<p>skies, The pines and the cypress moaning His requiem where he lies, No more the march and battle his presence now shall know, 'Midst the shells and muskets rattle died a hero years ago.
</p>
<hr />
<p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
A Patriotic March Song. Words and Music by Edmond Louis DeLestry
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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<a href="http://alplm-cdi.com/chroniclingillinois/items/browse?collection=324" target="_self">Browse items in the Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection</a><br /><br />This collection contains sheet music and song books published in Illinois or about Illinois topics. <br /><br />
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8
35 cm
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200132
Illinois Sheet Music Collection
H-J
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He Marched Away in the Gloaming
Description
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Lyrics depict soldier leaving his lover to serve as a soldier and dying on the battlefield. Cover depicts man in uniform and woman standing in a garden setting holding hands. Dedication: "To the Unknown Dead of the War."
Subject
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Soldiers
Marches
Patriotic music
Love songs
Man-woman relationships
Death
War songs
War--Songs and Music
Creator
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DeLestry, Edmond Louis
Contributor
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Rossiter, Will
Coverage
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Chicago
Date
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1905
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>TO THE UNKNOWN DEAD OF THE WAR
</p><p>HE MARCHED AWAY IN THE GLOAMING.
</p><p>Will Rossiter, Publisher Chicago. New York. Copyright MCMV by Will Rossiter. 60 cents.
</p>
<hr />
<p>He Marched Away in the Gloaming. (To the Unknown Dead of the War.)
</p><p>Words and Music by Edmond Louis DeLestry.
</p><p>Intro. Tempo di Marcia.
</p><p>1. At the garden gate, in the ev'ning shade, Stood a lad and a maiden fair; Round his stalwart form she entwined her arm, While he
gently stroked her hair. "See, the country calls and my comrads wait, Do not make our parting hard;" "When the fighting's o'er," the young lover said, "I'll return again to you, sweetheart."
</p><p>2. Each soldier in blue, with heart brave and true Falls in at the word of command; As the sun sinks low on their march they go To
fight for their homes and their land. As she weeps at the gate she sees his form fade O'er the hill at the end of the lane; "Go, my soldier brave, the Lord bring you safe To our home and our hearts again."
</p><p>3. Day and night they marched oft hungry and parched, yet with ne'er a thought but to win; In skirmish and fight leads their banner bright, And the
warriors ranks grow thin. At the Wilderness fight when gath'red the night They anxiously called his name; But none could tell, where our hero fell, For never an answer came.
</p><p>Copyright MCMV, by Will Rossiter. Entered according to act of the Parliament of Canada in the year MCMV, by Will Rossiter at the department of Agriculture.
</p>
<hr />
<hr />
<p>Chorus. A tempo.
</p><p>1.2.3. And he march'd away in the gloaming, as the bugles sounded clear, At the gate, in anguish moaning, stood the girl he loved so dear; To the fields of fiercest battle Where the country call'd he would go, 'Midst the
</p>
<hr />
<p>shells and muskets rattle, more than forty years ago.
</p><p>4. The years have gone by and dimned is her eye, and white are the tresses once fair, But at each twilight shade she would go to the gate while
</p>
<hr />
<p>gently murm'ring a prayer; But for her not the joy to welcome her boy who gallantly march'd away. In an unmark'd grave with the countless brave, he waits for the judgment day.
</p><p>4th Chorus. Piu lento.
</p><p>He sleeps alone in the gloaming, Beneath the southern
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<p>skies, The pines and the cypress moaning His requiem where he lies, No more the march and battle his presence now shall know, 'Midst the shells and muskets rattle died a hero years ago.
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A Patriotic March Song. Words and Music by Edmond Louis DeLestry
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<p>Beautiful Sacred Music for Church and Home
</p><p>SOLOS.
</p><p>A Closer Walk with God--Solo--Sop. or Tenor..... Jerome, 40
</p><p>Beside Still Waters--Solo--Alto or Bar.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>Ever Near Me--Solo--Medium Voice..... Jerome, 40
</p><p>He Leadeth Me--Solo--High Voice.....Ashford, 40
</p><p>He Leadeth Me--Solo--Low Voice....Ashford, 40
</p><p>How Sweet the Name of Jesus--Solo--High Voice.....Fearis, 40
</p><p>How Sweet the Name of Jesus--Solo--Low Voice.....Fearis, 40
</p><p>Shepherd Divine, I Come--Solo--Sop. or Tenor.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>Thine Forever--Solo--Sop. or Tenor.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>DUETS.
</p><p>Come Holy Spirit--Duet--Sop. or Tenor and Alto.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>God Is Love--Duet--Sop. and Tenor.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>King of Love My Shepherd Is--Duet--Sop. and Tenor.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>Sun of My Soul--Duet--Sop. or Tenor and Alto.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>Thy Will Be Done--Duet--Sop. and Tenor..... Jerome, 40
</p><p>QUARTETS.
</p><p>Come Unto Me--Quartet.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>To the Haven of Thy Breast--Quartet.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>MCKINLEY MUSIC CO., 307-309 Wabash Ave., Chicago 74 Fifth Ave., New York
</p>
<hr />
<p>HE LEADETH ME.
</p><p>Andante con moto. Low Voice. E. L. Ashford.
</p><p>Intro.
</p><p>He leadeth me! O blessed thought! O words with heav'nly comfort fraught What e'er I do, where'er I be, Still 'tis God's hand that leadeth me. Sometimes 'mid scenes of deepest gloom, Sometimes where Eden's bowers bloom, By
</p><p>Copyright, MDCCCC, by Frank K. Root & Co.
</p>
<hr />
<p>waters calm, o'er troubled sea, Still 'tis His hand that leadeth me! He leadeth me, He leadeth me; By His own hand He leadeth me.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Lord, I would clasp Thy hand in mine, Nor ever murmur nor repine; Content, whatever lot I see, Since 'tis my God that leadeth me! And when my task on earth is done, When, by Thy grace, the vict'ry's won, E'en death's cold wave I will not flee, Since God thro' Jordan leadeth me!
</p>
<hr />
<p>He leadeth me, He leadeth me; E'en death's cold wave I will not flee, E'en death's cold wave I will not flee, Since 'tis God's hand that leadeth me! Since 'tis God's hand thro' Jordan leadeth me!
</p>
<hr />
<p>Beautiful Sacred Songs For the Church and the Home. McKinley Edition of Ten Cent Music.
</p><p>SUN OF MY SOUL. Duet for Sop. & Alto. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Sun of my soul, Thou Savior dear. It is not night if Thou be near; Oh, may no earthborn
</p><p>THY WILL BE DONE. Duet for Sop. & Tenor. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>My God, my Father! while I stray Far from my home, on life's rough way. Oh, teach me
</p><p>COME, HOLY SPIRIT. Duet for Sop. & Tenor. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Come, Holy Spirit Heav'nly Dove, With all Thy quick'ning powers: Kindle a flame of sa
</p><p>THINE FOREVER. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Thine forever! Lord of life. Shield us through our earthly strife: Thou the Life, the Truth, the
</p><p>SHEPHERD DIVINE, I COME. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Shepherd divine, a wand'ring sheep is crying, Far from Thy fold, and night is coming on
</p><p>BESIDE STILL WATERS. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Shepherd of Israel's gathered fold! Thy pastures still are fresh and green, And watered, as in
</p><p>EVER NEAR ME. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>One gift, my God, I seek. To know Thee always near; To feel Thy hand, to see Thy face. Thy
</p><p>And if Thou bringest peace, Or if Thou bringest pain. But come Thyself with all that comes, And
</p><p>CHICAGO MCKINLEY MUSIC CO. NEW YORK
</p>
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He Leadeth Me
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Lyrics depict singer's faith in God. Cover image depicts church and home in a rural setting. Handwritten note on cover: "Not much good". Back cover lists first bars of seven songs available for purchase. Part of collection entitled "Beautiful Sacred Music for Church and Home."
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Ashford, Emma Louise, 1850-1930
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McKinley Music Company
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Chicago
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ca. 1900
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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<p>Beautiful Sacred Music for Church and Home
</p><p>SOLOS.
</p><p>A Closer Walk with God--Solo--Sop. or Tenor..... Jerome, 40
</p><p>Beside Still Waters--Solo--Alto or Bar.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>Ever Near Me--Solo--Medium Voice..... Jerome, 40
</p><p>He Leadeth Me--Solo--High Voice.....Ashford, 40
</p><p>He Leadeth Me--Solo--Low Voice....Ashford, 40
</p><p>How Sweet the Name of Jesus--Solo--High Voice.....Fearis, 40
</p><p>How Sweet the Name of Jesus--Solo--Low Voice.....Fearis, 40
</p><p>Shepherd Divine, I Come--Solo--Sop. or Tenor.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>Thine Forever--Solo--Sop. or Tenor.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>DUETS.
</p><p>Come Holy Spirit--Duet--Sop. or Tenor and Alto.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>God Is Love--Duet--Sop. and Tenor.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>King of Love My Shepherd Is--Duet--Sop. and Tenor.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>Sun of My Soul--Duet--Sop. or Tenor and Alto.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>Thy Will Be Done--Duet--Sop. and Tenor..... Jerome, 40
</p><p>QUARTETS.
</p><p>Come Unto Me--Quartet.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>To the Haven of Thy Breast--Quartet.....Jerome, 40
</p><p>MCKINLEY MUSIC CO., 307-309 Wabash Ave., Chicago 74 Fifth Ave., New York
</p>
<hr />
<p>HE LEADETH ME.
</p><p>Andante con moto. Low Voice. E. L. Ashford.
</p><p>Intro.
</p><p>He leadeth me! O blessed thought! O words with heav'nly comfort fraught What e'er I do, where'er I be, Still 'tis God's hand that leadeth me. Sometimes 'mid scenes of deepest gloom, Sometimes where Eden's bowers bloom, By
</p><p>Copyright, MDCCCC, by Frank K. Root & Co.
</p>
<hr />
<p>waters calm, o'er troubled sea, Still 'tis His hand that leadeth me! He leadeth me, He leadeth me; By His own hand He leadeth me.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Lord, I would clasp Thy hand in mine, Nor ever murmur nor repine; Content, whatever lot I see, Since 'tis my God that leadeth me! And when my task on earth is done, When, by Thy grace, the vict'ry's won, E'en death's cold wave I will not flee, Since God thro' Jordan leadeth me!
</p>
<hr />
<p>He leadeth me, He leadeth me; E'en death's cold wave I will not flee, E'en death's cold wave I will not flee, Since 'tis God's hand that leadeth me! Since 'tis God's hand thro' Jordan leadeth me!
</p>
<hr />
<p>Beautiful Sacred Songs For the Church and the Home. McKinley Edition of Ten Cent Music.
</p><p>SUN OF MY SOUL. Duet for Sop. & Alto. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Sun of my soul, Thou Savior dear. It is not night if Thou be near; Oh, may no earthborn
</p><p>THY WILL BE DONE. Duet for Sop. & Tenor. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>My God, my Father! while I stray Far from my home, on life's rough way. Oh, teach me
</p><p>COME, HOLY SPIRIT. Duet for Sop. & Tenor. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Come, Holy Spirit Heav'nly Dove, With all Thy quick'ning powers: Kindle a flame of sa
</p><p>THINE FOREVER. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Thine forever! Lord of life. Shield us through our earthly strife: Thou the Life, the Truth, the
</p><p>SHEPHERD DIVINE, I COME. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Shepherd divine, a wand'ring sheep is crying, Far from Thy fold, and night is coming on
</p><p>BESIDE STILL WATERS. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>Shepherd of Israel's gathered fold! Thy pastures still are fresh and green, And watered, as in
</p><p>EVER NEAR ME. Frederic Jerome.
</p><p>One gift, my God, I seek. To know Thee always near; To feel Thy hand, to see Thy face. Thy
</p><p>And if Thou bringest peace, Or if Thou bringest pain. But come Thyself with all that comes, And
</p><p>CHICAGO MCKINLEY MUSIC CO. NEW YORK
</p>
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<p>Grafted into the Army
"And these are the trousers he used to wear"
"A picket beside the contented field"
</p><p>Words & Music by Henry C. Work
Author of Kingdom coming etc.
</p><p>Chicago.
Published by ROOT & CADY 95 Clark St.
</p><p>Wm Hall & Son, Firth, Pond & Co, New York
Henry Tolman & Co, Boston
S. Brainard Co, Cleveland
H.N. Hemsted, Milwaukee
J.H. Whittemore, Detroit
</p><p>Entered [-illegible-] Clerk's Office of the District Court for the Northern Dist. of Illinois
</p>
<hr />
<p>[Blank page]
</p>
<hr />
<p>GRAFTED INTO THE ARMY.
Words and Music by Henry C. Work. No. 13.
</p><p>1.
Our Jimmy has gone for to live in a tent, They have grafted him into the army; He finally pucker'd up courage and went, When they grafted him into the army. I told them the child was toying, alas! At the captain's fore-quarters, they said he would pass - They'd train him up well in the infantry class - So they grafted him into the army.
</p><p>2.
Rest up in his unicorn-dear little chap; They have grafted him into the army; It seems but a day since he sot in my lap, But they grafted him into the army. And these are the tropics he used to wear- Them very same buttons- the patch and the tea- But Uncle Sam gave him a barn new pair When they grafted him into the army.
</p><p>3.
Now in my pro-vis-ions I see him re-vealed-- The have graft-ed him in-to the arm-my; A pick-et be-side the con-tent-ed field, The have graft-ed him in-to the ar-my. He looks kind-er sick-ish-- be-gins to cry-- A big vol-un-teer stand-ing right in his eye! Oh what if the duck-y should up and die Now they've graft-ed him in-to the ar-my.
</p>
<hr />
<p>AIR.
</p><p>Oh Jim-my, fare-well! Your broth-ers fell Way
</p><p>ALTO.
</p><p>TENOR.
</p><p>Oh Jim-my, fare-well! Your broth-ers fell Way
</p><p>BASE.
</p><p>down in Al-a-bar-my; I thought they would spare a
</p><p>down in Al-a-bar-my; I though they would spare a
</p><p>lone wid-der's heir, But they graft-ed him in-to the ar-my.
</p><p>lone wid-der's heir, But they graft-ed him in-to the ar-my.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Root & Cady's New Publications.
</p><p>Root & Cady
</p><p>95 Clark St., Opposite Cour House, Chicago, ILL.
</p><p>Dealers in Every Description of
</p><p>Music Books, Instruments, Sheet Music
</p><p>and Musical Merchandise generally,
</p><p>Steinways' Piano Fortes, Mason & Hamlin's Melodeons, Mason Bros.' Church and other Music Books,
</p><p>Piano Fortes to Let.
</p><p>Music sent to any part of the United States, Free of Postage, upon receipt of the marked price.
</p><p>BEAUTIFUL ROSE. Henry C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>THE GIRLS AT HOME. Henry C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>HAPPY DAYS OF YORE. Francis Wolcott 25 cts.
</p><p>THE FIRST GUN IS FIRED! "May Got protect the right." Song and Chorus. G.F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>THE STARS AND THE STRIPES, THE FLAG OF THE FREE. Song and Chorus. Frisbie 25 cts.
</p><p>STAND UP FOR UNCLE SAM, MY BOYS, Song and Chorus. Geo. F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>NEGRO BOATMAN'S SONG, Port Royal, 1861, H.T. Merrill 25 cts.
</p><p>THE DEAR ONES ALL AT HOME. Song and Chorus. W.B. Bradbury 25 cts.
</p><p>NOW THE SWALLOWS ARE RETURNING. Song. Abt 25 cts. In the style of "When the Swallows homeward fly."
</p><p>KITTY RYDER. Song. Geo. F. Root 25 cts. Sprightly.
</p><p>NELLIE LOST AND FOUND. A touching ballad, with Chorus. Henry C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>OUR CAPTAIN'S LAST WORDS. H.C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>THE VACANT CHAIR. Song and Chorus. Geo. F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>TAKE YOUR GUN AND GO, JOHN! Son and Chorus. H.T. Merrill 25 cts.
</p><p>SILENT EVENING. Baritone or Contralto Solo. J.M. Hubbard 25 cts.
</p><p>MINE OWN. Song. J.M. Hubbard 25 cts. Answer to "Call me Pet Names."
</p><p>HOME FAR AWAY. Song. Flotow 25 cts. An adaptation of one on the most beautiful melodies in a new Opera by the author of Martha.
</p><p>DREAM ON, LILLIE. Song and Quartette. G.F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>MOTHER, OH SING TO ME OF HEAVEN. Song and Quartette G.F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>I NEVER KISS AND TELL. Song. Hubbard 25 cts.
</p><p>THE SECRET. Song. Schubert 25 cts. For Tenor or Soprano. Exquisite, but difficult.
</p><p>EVENING. Song. Schubert 25 cts. Song for Contralto or Baritone-Classic and Beauriful.
</p><p>O! ARE YE SLEEPING, MAGGIE. Scotch Song 25 cts.
</p><p>FOREST REQUIEM. Song and Chorus. G.S.W. 25 cts.
</p><p>MY HEART IS LIKE A SILENT LUTE. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>DEATH OF THE ROBIN. J.M. Hubbard 25 cts.
</p><p>SOLDIER'S DREAM. Song. R.S. Taylor 25 cts.
</p><p>WRAP THE FLAG AROUND ME, " 25 cts.
</p><p>UNCLE JOE'S HAIL COLUMBIA. H.C. Work, 25 cts.
</p><p>KINGDOM COMING. H.C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>THE FIRST LOVE DREAM. H.C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>SLEEP, BABY, SLEEP 25 cts.
</p><p>MOTHER, BLAME ME NOT FOR LOVING 25 cts.
</p><p>NEW SKEDADDLE. R.D. Scott 25 cts.
</p><p>SONG OF THE EGYPTIAN GIRL. Hubbard 25 cts.
</p><p>THOU WILT COME NEVERMORE TO THE STREAM, KITTY. H.L. Frisbie 25 cts.
</p><p>THE BATTLE CRY OF FREEDOM. G.F. Root, 25 cts.
</p><p>WURZEL'S LIBERTY SONG 25 cts.
</p><p>The six following pieces simplified by A.W. Berg.
</p><p>GOUTTES D'EAU. (Tremolo,) 25 cts.
</p><p>CHANT NATIONAL DES CROATES 25 cts.
</p><p>MARCH DE LA REINE 25 cts.
</p><p>LEX DEUX ANGES. (Varied.) 25 cts.
</p><p>L'HEURE DE LA PRIERE. (Varied.) 25 cts.
</p><p>VENZANO VALSE 25 cts.
</p><p>SPRING STYLE SCHOTTISCHE. Freund 15 cts.
</p><p>NORTH-WESTERN RIFLE MARCH. By S.G.L. Arranged by Vaas 25 cts.
</p><p>POLKA GRACIEUSE. Instrumental. Wm. Mason, Brillian. Rather difficult. 60 cts.
</p><p>GEN. GRANT'S MARCH. R. Zelner 25 cts.
</p><p>GEN. FREMONT'S MARCH. A.J. Vaas 40 cts. (Lithographic Portrait.)
</p><p>MAJOR ANDERSON'S MARCH. A.J. Vaas 40 cts. (With Portrait.) Highly effective.
</p><p>MARIE OLKA MAZURKA. Wollenhaupt. 40 cts. One of the finest compositions of this author. Very graceful.
</p><p>GRAND MARCH from Tannhauser. Wagner 30 cts. Very fine, but difficult.
</p><p>THE ZOUAVE CADETS' QUICKSTEP. Vaas 50 cts. Illustrated Title.
</p><p>PET POLKA. Geo. A. Florence 25 cts.
</p><p>LAFNER WALTZ. F.R. Otto 25 cts.
</p><p>SKATING QUADRILLE. (Lithograph.) Vaas 50 cts.
</p><p>ENCHANTRESS SCHOTTISCH (Lithograph.) 50 cts.
</p><p>FOREST BIRDS' WALTZ. R. Zellner 30 cts.
</p><p>ELLSWORTH'S REQUIEM MARCH. Vaas 35 cts.
</p><p>ROCK ME TO SLEEP. Transcription de Concert, by F. Staab 75 cts.
</p><p>KINGDOM COMING. Variations by Grobe 50 cts.
</p><p>COQUETTE MAZURKA. F. Staab 35 cts.
</p><p>All the above Vocal and Instrumental Music can be relied upon as being good and attractive.
</p>
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Illinois Sheet Music and Song Books Collection
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Grafted Into the Army
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Lyrics depict mother singing about her son being drafted into the Union army. Cover image depicts woman holding a pair of torn men's pants captioned "And these are the pants he used to wear" above an image of a man in uniform in front of a camp captioned "A picket beside the contented field."
Subject
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Sheet music
Songs and music
Soldiers
Draft
American Civil War (1861-1865)
United States. Army
Mothers and sons
Mother and child
War songs
War--Songs and Music
Creator
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Work, Henry C. (Henry Clay), 1832-1884
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Root & Cady
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Chicago
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ca. 1862
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Grafted into the Army
"And these are the trousers he used to wear"
"A picket beside the contented field"
</p><p>Words & Music by Henry C. Work
Author of Kingdom coming etc.
</p><p>Chicago.
Published by ROOT & CADY 95 Clark St.
</p><p>Wm Hall & Son, Firth, Pond & Co, New York
Henry Tolman & Co, Boston
S. Brainard Co, Cleveland
H.N. Hemsted, Milwaukee
J.H. Whittemore, Detroit
</p><p>Entered [-illegible-] Clerk's Office of the District Court for the Northern Dist. of Illinois
</p>
<hr />
<p>[Blank page]
</p>
<hr />
<p>GRAFTED INTO THE ARMY.
Words and Music by Henry C. Work. No. 13.
</p><p>1.
Our Jimmy has gone for to live in a tent, They have grafted him into the army; He finally pucker'd up courage and went, When they grafted him into the army. I told them the child was toying, alas! At the captain's fore-quarters, they said he would pass - They'd train him up well in the infantry class - So they grafted him into the army.
</p><p>2.
Rest up in his unicorn-dear little chap; They have grafted him into the army; It seems but a day since he sot in my lap, But they grafted him into the army. And these are the tropics he used to wear- Them very same buttons- the patch and the tea- But Uncle Sam gave him a barn new pair When they grafted him into the army.
</p><p>3.
Now in my pro-vis-ions I see him re-vealed-- The have graft-ed him in-to the arm-my; A pick-et be-side the con-tent-ed field, The have graft-ed him in-to the ar-my. He looks kind-er sick-ish-- be-gins to cry-- A big vol-un-teer stand-ing right in his eye! Oh what if the duck-y should up and die Now they've graft-ed him in-to the ar-my.
</p>
<hr />
<p>AIR.
</p><p>Oh Jim-my, fare-well! Your broth-ers fell Way
</p><p>ALTO.
</p><p>TENOR.
</p><p>Oh Jim-my, fare-well! Your broth-ers fell Way
</p><p>BASE.
</p><p>down in Al-a-bar-my; I thought they would spare a
</p><p>down in Al-a-bar-my; I though they would spare a
</p><p>lone wid-der's heir, But they graft-ed him in-to the ar-my.
</p><p>lone wid-der's heir, But they graft-ed him in-to the ar-my.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Root & Cady's New Publications.
</p><p>Root & Cady
</p><p>95 Clark St., Opposite Cour House, Chicago, ILL.
</p><p>Dealers in Every Description of
</p><p>Music Books, Instruments, Sheet Music
</p><p>and Musical Merchandise generally,
</p><p>Steinways' Piano Fortes, Mason & Hamlin's Melodeons, Mason Bros.' Church and other Music Books,
</p><p>Piano Fortes to Let.
</p><p>Music sent to any part of the United States, Free of Postage, upon receipt of the marked price.
</p><p>BEAUTIFUL ROSE. Henry C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>THE GIRLS AT HOME. Henry C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>HAPPY DAYS OF YORE. Francis Wolcott 25 cts.
</p><p>THE FIRST GUN IS FIRED! "May Got protect the right." Song and Chorus. G.F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>THE STARS AND THE STRIPES, THE FLAG OF THE FREE. Song and Chorus. Frisbie 25 cts.
</p><p>STAND UP FOR UNCLE SAM, MY BOYS, Song and Chorus. Geo. F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>NEGRO BOATMAN'S SONG, Port Royal, 1861, H.T. Merrill 25 cts.
</p><p>THE DEAR ONES ALL AT HOME. Song and Chorus. W.B. Bradbury 25 cts.
</p><p>NOW THE SWALLOWS ARE RETURNING. Song. Abt 25 cts. In the style of "When the Swallows homeward fly."
</p><p>KITTY RYDER. Song. Geo. F. Root 25 cts. Sprightly.
</p><p>NELLIE LOST AND FOUND. A touching ballad, with Chorus. Henry C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>OUR CAPTAIN'S LAST WORDS. H.C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>THE VACANT CHAIR. Song and Chorus. Geo. F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>TAKE YOUR GUN AND GO, JOHN! Son and Chorus. H.T. Merrill 25 cts.
</p><p>SILENT EVENING. Baritone or Contralto Solo. J.M. Hubbard 25 cts.
</p><p>MINE OWN. Song. J.M. Hubbard 25 cts. Answer to "Call me Pet Names."
</p><p>HOME FAR AWAY. Song. Flotow 25 cts. An adaptation of one on the most beautiful melodies in a new Opera by the author of Martha.
</p><p>DREAM ON, LILLIE. Song and Quartette. G.F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>MOTHER, OH SING TO ME OF HEAVEN. Song and Quartette G.F. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>I NEVER KISS AND TELL. Song. Hubbard 25 cts.
</p><p>THE SECRET. Song. Schubert 25 cts. For Tenor or Soprano. Exquisite, but difficult.
</p><p>EVENING. Song. Schubert 25 cts. Song for Contralto or Baritone-Classic and Beauriful.
</p><p>O! ARE YE SLEEPING, MAGGIE. Scotch Song 25 cts.
</p><p>FOREST REQUIEM. Song and Chorus. G.S.W. 25 cts.
</p><p>MY HEART IS LIKE A SILENT LUTE. Root 25 cts.
</p><p>DEATH OF THE ROBIN. J.M. Hubbard 25 cts.
</p><p>SOLDIER'S DREAM. Song. R.S. Taylor 25 cts.
</p><p>WRAP THE FLAG AROUND ME, " 25 cts.
</p><p>UNCLE JOE'S HAIL COLUMBIA. H.C. Work, 25 cts.
</p><p>KINGDOM COMING. H.C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>THE FIRST LOVE DREAM. H.C. Work 25 cts.
</p><p>SLEEP, BABY, SLEEP 25 cts.
</p><p>MOTHER, BLAME ME NOT FOR LOVING 25 cts.
</p><p>NEW SKEDADDLE. R.D. Scott 25 cts.
</p><p>SONG OF THE EGYPTIAN GIRL. Hubbard 25 cts.
</p><p>THOU WILT COME NEVERMORE TO THE STREAM, KITTY. H.L. Frisbie 25 cts.
</p><p>THE BATTLE CRY OF FREEDOM. G.F. Root, 25 cts.
</p><p>WURZEL'S LIBERTY SONG 25 cts.
</p><p>The six following pieces simplified by A.W. Berg.
</p><p>GOUTTES D'EAU. (Tremolo,) 25 cts.
</p><p>CHANT NATIONAL DES CROATES 25 cts.
</p><p>MARCH DE LA REINE 25 cts.
</p><p>LEX DEUX ANGES. (Varied.) 25 cts.
</p><p>L'HEURE DE LA PRIERE. (Varied.) 25 cts.
</p><p>VENZANO VALSE 25 cts.
</p><p>SPRING STYLE SCHOTTISCHE. Freund 15 cts.
</p><p>NORTH-WESTERN RIFLE MARCH. By S.G.L. Arranged by Vaas 25 cts.
</p><p>POLKA GRACIEUSE. Instrumental. Wm. Mason, Brillian. Rather difficult. 60 cts.
</p><p>GEN. GRANT'S MARCH. R. Zelner 25 cts.
</p><p>GEN. FREMONT'S MARCH. A.J. Vaas 40 cts. (Lithographic Portrait.)
</p><p>MAJOR ANDERSON'S MARCH. A.J. Vaas 40 cts. (With Portrait.) Highly effective.
</p><p>MARIE OLKA MAZURKA. Wollenhaupt. 40 cts. One of the finest compositions of this author. Very graceful.
</p><p>GRAND MARCH from Tannhauser. Wagner 30 cts. Very fine, but difficult.
</p><p>THE ZOUAVE CADETS' QUICKSTEP. Vaas 50 cts. Illustrated Title.
</p><p>PET POLKA. Geo. A. Florence 25 cts.
</p><p>LAFNER WALTZ. F.R. Otto 25 cts.
</p><p>SKATING QUADRILLE. (Lithograph.) Vaas 50 cts.
</p><p>ENCHANTRESS SCHOTTISCH (Lithograph.) 50 cts.
</p><p>FOREST BIRDS' WALTZ. R. Zellner 30 cts.
</p><p>ELLSWORTH'S REQUIEM MARCH. Vaas 35 cts.
</p><p>ROCK ME TO SLEEP. Transcription de Concert, by F. Staab 75 cts.
</p><p>KINGDOM COMING. Variations by Grobe 50 cts.
</p><p>COQUETTE MAZURKA. F. Staab 35 cts.
</p><p>All the above Vocal and Instrumental Music can be relied upon as being good and attractive.
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<p>"United, like brothers, in heart and in hand; And, Grant shall be President over the land."
</p><p>Grant shall be President or, THE SOLDIER'S CAMPAIGN SONG,
</p><p>RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO THE BRAVE SOLDIERS OF AMERICA, BY THEIR COMRADE, MAJOR J. BARTON.
</p><p>3
</p><p>CHICAGO; Published by LYON & HEALY, 116 Washington St.
</p><p>BOSTON: O. Ditson & Co.
</p><p>PHILADELPHIA: C. W. A. Trumpler.
</p><p>ST. PAUL: Munger Bros.
</p><p>CHICAGO: Western News Co.
</p><p>NEW YORK: C. H. Ditson & Co.
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GRANT SHALL BE PRESIDENT! OR THE SOLDIER'S CAMPAIGN SONG.
</p><p>Words and Music by Major J. Barton.
</p><p>Introduction. Bugle Call. (The Assembly)
</p><p>1. Shout loud, and long, let the echo arise; Let it thunder, and swell, till it reaches the skies, Our banner's unfurled; its stars are still bright, As they were where they shone in the thickest of fight, We've
</p><p>[unintelligible] recording is set by of Congress, A.D. 1904, by Lyon & Healy, in the Clerk's office of the District Court, for the Northern District of Illinois
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</p><p>flung to the breeze, on its crimson dyed folds The name of Ulysses emblazoned in gold, And millions of Freeman, loyal and brave, Will rally around him our country to save, Will rally around him our country to save. 2. Traitors and Treason together must fall, Right is triumphant, and reigns over all, Only stand firm; like our Fathers of yore, And Rebellion
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</p><p>and discord, shall cease evermore, Then shout for Ulysses, the brave, true and tried, Mid dangers and conflicts we've fought side by side, On red fields of death, Where our comrades lie slain, He's led us to vict'ry; again and again, He's led us to vict'ry again and again.
3. The roar of battle is now silent and still; The campfires have died that burned on the hill, But
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</p><p>"Freedom still lives," and that patriot band, Are shouting from Maine to the dark Rio Grande, We're coming by Legions from mountain and plain, We're coming to strike for our leader again, United like brothers in heart and in hand, And Grant shall be President, over our land, And Grant shall be President, over our land.
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<p><br />
SELECT LIST OF POPULAR SONGS.
</p><p>Angel Allie. Song and Chorus. T. M. Towne. Price 30 cts. In dreams she came to me, So lovely, pure and bright, My lone room seem'd to be One gush of rosy light.
</p><p>Beautiful Lena. Song and Chorus. Siebert. 30 cts. Oh, beautiful Lena, Pride of my heart, Thou art the purest and fairest to me.
</p><p>Blue-eyed darling Leoline. Song and Chorus. Siebert. Price 30 cts. Our darling blue-eyed Leoline, With dimples in each cheek, With a laugh that was always keeping time to the patter of her feet.
</p><p>Gentle Mother calls us home. Song and chorus. Fontrill. Price 30 cts. I remember when in boyhood, Far away in sunny years, When earth's little beam of pleasure, Were not blinded by its tears.
</p><p>Oh, how fast the days are passing. Song and Chorus. A Weaver. Price 35 cts. Oh, how fast the days are passing, How the golden moments fly, Years again seem happy moments, Oh, how soon our lov'd ones die.
</p><p>I love to dream of home and friends. Ballad. Siebert. Price 30. I love to dream of home and friends, When in my childhood's days.
</p><p>It will be summer time by and by. Song and Chorus. J. P. Webster. Price 35 cts. Under the snow are the roses of June, cold in our bosoms, the hopes of our youth.
</p><p>Leaf by leaf the roses fall. Song and chorus. Auther Vane. Price 40 cts. Leaf by leaf the roses fall, Drop by drop the springs run dry, One by one beyond recall, Summer's beauties fade and die.
</p><p>Make your home beautiful. Song and Chorus. Henry Fontrill. Price 35 cts. Make your home beautiful bring to it flow'rs, Plant them around you, to bud and to bloom.
</p><p>Meet me down by the sea. Song and Chorus. Henry Fontrill. Price 30 cts. Meet me, oh! dearest one, down by the sea, Just at the set of sun, Down by the sea.
</p><p>Nellie Wildwood. Song and Chorus. W. S. Pitts. Price 30 cts. I will come to your home, Nellie, Wildwood, In the spring when the wild flow'rs bloom, When the birds shall return, Nellie Wildwood, From the southland to sing round by thy home.
</p><p>Sounds of the Sea. Song and Chorus. J. P. Webster. I come from the ocean, A billow pass'd o'er me, And cover'd with seaweed and glittering foam.
</p><p>Where the little feet are waiting. Song and Chorus. J. P. Webster. 40 cts. Put away the little dresses That the darling used to wear, She will need them on earth never, She has clim'd the golden stair.
</p><p>We met beneath an awning. Song and Chorus. T. M. Towne. Price 30. One sultry summer morning A year ago or past, We met beneath an awning, When it was raining fast.
</p><p>Who will come to meet me there. Song and Chorus. H. Fontrill. Price 30 cts. I am dying, mother, dying, At the closing of the day, When the beauty in the sunlight, In the far west fades away.
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Grant Shall Be President
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"The Soldier's Campaign Song. Respectfully inscribed to the brave soldiers of America, by their comrade, Major J. Barton" Lyrics depict Ulysses S. Grant's leadership on the battlefield and support for his presidential campaign. Quote at top of cover page: "United, like brothers, in heart and in hand; and Grant shall be President over the land." Back cover provides list of popular songs available for purchase.
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Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885
Presidents--Election
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Barton, J.
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Lyon & Healy
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1868
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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<p>"United, like brothers, in heart and in hand; And, Grant shall be President over the land."
</p><p>Grant shall be President or, THE SOLDIER'S CAMPAIGN SONG,
</p><p>RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO THE BRAVE SOLDIERS OF AMERICA, BY THEIR COMRADE, MAJOR J. BARTON.
</p><p>3
</p><p>CHICAGO; Published by LYON & HEALY, 116 Washington St.
</p><p>BOSTON: O. Ditson & Co.
</p><p>PHILADELPHIA: C. W. A. Trumpler.
</p><p>ST. PAUL: Munger Bros.
</p><p>CHICAGO: Western News Co.
</p><p>NEW YORK: C. H. Ditson & Co.
</p>
<hr />
<p><br />
GRANT SHALL BE PRESIDENT! OR THE SOLDIER'S CAMPAIGN SONG.
</p><p>Words and Music by Major J. Barton.
</p><p>Introduction. Bugle Call. (The Assembly)
</p><p>1. Shout loud, and long, let the echo arise; Let it thunder, and swell, till it reaches the skies, Our banner's unfurled; its stars are still bright, As they were where they shone in the thickest of fight, We've
</p><p>[unintelligible] recording is set by of Congress, A.D. 1904, by Lyon & Healy, in the Clerk's office of the District Court, for the Northern District of Illinois
</p>
<hr />
<p>3
</p><p>flung to the breeze, on its crimson dyed folds The name of Ulysses emblazoned in gold, And millions of Freeman, loyal and brave, Will rally around him our country to save, Will rally around him our country to save. 2. Traitors and Treason together must fall, Right is triumphant, and reigns over all, Only stand firm; like our Fathers of yore, And Rebellion
</p>
<hr />
<p><br />
</p><p>4
</p><p>and discord, shall cease evermore, Then shout for Ulysses, the brave, true and tried, Mid dangers and conflicts we've fought side by side, On red fields of death, Where our comrades lie slain, He's led us to vict'ry; again and again, He's led us to vict'ry again and again.
3. The roar of battle is now silent and still; The campfires have died that burned on the hill, But
</p>
<hr />
<p>5
</p><p>"Freedom still lives," and that patriot band, Are shouting from Maine to the dark Rio Grande, We're coming by Legions from mountain and plain, We're coming to strike for our leader again, United like brothers in heart and in hand, And Grant shall be President, over our land, And Grant shall be President, over our land.
</p>
<hr />
<p><br />
SELECT LIST OF POPULAR SONGS.
</p><p>Angel Allie. Song and Chorus. T. M. Towne. Price 30 cts. In dreams she came to me, So lovely, pure and bright, My lone room seem'd to be One gush of rosy light.
</p><p>Beautiful Lena. Song and Chorus. Siebert. 30 cts. Oh, beautiful Lena, Pride of my heart, Thou art the purest and fairest to me.
</p><p>Blue-eyed darling Leoline. Song and Chorus. Siebert. Price 30 cts. Our darling blue-eyed Leoline, With dimples in each cheek, With a laugh that was always keeping time to the patter of her feet.
</p><p>Gentle Mother calls us home. Song and chorus. Fontrill. Price 30 cts. I remember when in boyhood, Far away in sunny years, When earth's little beam of pleasure, Were not blinded by its tears.
</p><p>Oh, how fast the days are passing. Song and Chorus. A Weaver. Price 35 cts. Oh, how fast the days are passing, How the golden moments fly, Years again seem happy moments, Oh, how soon our lov'd ones die.
</p><p>I love to dream of home and friends. Ballad. Siebert. Price 30. I love to dream of home and friends, When in my childhood's days.
</p><p>It will be summer time by and by. Song and Chorus. J. P. Webster. Price 35 cts. Under the snow are the roses of June, cold in our bosoms, the hopes of our youth.
</p><p>Leaf by leaf the roses fall. Song and chorus. Auther Vane. Price 40 cts. Leaf by leaf the roses fall, Drop by drop the springs run dry, One by one beyond recall, Summer's beauties fade and die.
</p><p>Make your home beautiful. Song and Chorus. Henry Fontrill. Price 35 cts. Make your home beautiful bring to it flow'rs, Plant them around you, to bud and to bloom.
</p><p>Meet me down by the sea. Song and Chorus. Henry Fontrill. Price 30 cts. Meet me, oh! dearest one, down by the sea, Just at the set of sun, Down by the sea.
</p><p>Nellie Wildwood. Song and Chorus. W. S. Pitts. Price 30 cts. I will come to your home, Nellie, Wildwood, In the spring when the wild flow'rs bloom, When the birds shall return, Nellie Wildwood, From the southland to sing round by thy home.
</p><p>Sounds of the Sea. Song and Chorus. J. P. Webster. I come from the ocean, A billow pass'd o'er me, And cover'd with seaweed and glittering foam.
</p><p>Where the little feet are waiting. Song and Chorus. J. P. Webster. 40 cts. Put away the little dresses That the darling used to wear, She will need them on earth never, She has clim'd the golden stair.
</p><p>We met beneath an awning. Song and Chorus. T. M. Towne. Price 30. One sultry summer morning A year ago or past, We met beneath an awning, When it was raining fast.
</p><p>Who will come to meet me there. Song and Chorus. H. Fontrill. Price 30 cts. I am dying, mother, dying, At the closing of the day, When the beauty in the sunlight, In the far west fades away.
</p>
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100
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20