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Pourquoi l'on doit voter contre la Prohibition, jeudi le 29 Septembre, 1898
([s.l.] : [s.n.], 1898)
Medley of the cake walk
(Cincinnati : Geo. Jaberg Music Co., 1899, 1899)
Dar's Rag-time in de moon
(New York : F. A. Mills, 1898, 1898)
The Darkie's nightmare : Danse Negro
(New York : M. Muetzler, 1892, 1892)
Ole Virginny barbecue : A Characteristic march cake walk
(New York : Andino and Ruehl, 1899, 1899)
Down in Dixie : Rag March
(Chicago : Victor Kremer, 1899, 1899)
Hog-town pig-aninnies
(Minneapolis, Minn. : Edmund Braham, 1899, 1899)
Hot time in Mobile
(New York : Jos. W. Stern and Co., 1899, 1899)
Down Souf in Alabama
(New York : M. D. Janssen and Co., 1898, 1898)
A high old time in Dixie
(Chicago : The Albright Music Co., 1899, 1899)
Happy hours in Coontown
(New York : F. A. Mills Music Publisher, 1899, 1899)
I'd leave my happy home for you.
(New York : Shapiro, Benstein and VonTilzer, 1899, 1899)
Impecunious Davis.
(New York : F. A. Mills Music Publisher, 1899, 1899)
My Zulu prince
(Chicago : Anderson Bros., 1899, 1899)
Echoes from the snowball club
(New York : Jerome H. Remick and Co., 1898, 1898)
Echoes from the snowball club
(Detroit, Michigan : Willard Bryant, 1898, 1898)
Eli Green's cakewalk: March and two-step
(New York : Jos. W. Stern and Co., 1898, 1898)
I guess I'll have to telegraph my baby.
(New York : George L. Spaulding, 1899, 1899)
Sweet violets.
(Cincinnati : John Church & Co., 1882, 1882)
Rastus on parade
(New York : F. A. Mills Music Publisher, 1895., 1895)