THE LEADER GDTHRIE. OKLAHOMA.
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At F. B. Lillie & Co's. Santa Glaus' Headquarters.
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WILL BE TOY DAY
Ten per cent. Discount will be given on all Toys Games and Blocks pur-
chased on that day and a special display will be made for the occasion.
TUESDAY DECEMBER 20
WILL BE NOVELTY DAY
Ten per cent. Discount will be given on Fancy Bottle Perfumes Toilet Sets
all china and glassware photograph albums celluloid goods of all kinds medal-
lions pictures etc.
Wednesday December
WILL BE BOOK DAY
Ten per cent. Discount will be given on all books Bibles and Albums.
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We are prepared to supply you with what you want but if you wait until the
last days to make selections you will in all probability be disappointed. Either
the article you want will be gone or we shall be unable to properly attend to
your wants on account of the hurry.
Goods will be laid aside on payment of one-fourth of the purchase pricei and
delivered as ordered. We earnestly request you to make your selections
early in order that we may better serve your needs. We have the largest and
most complete assortment of holiday goods ever shown in the city. If you have
not seen we invite you to come and be shown.
Respectfully
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P.'tiSIDENr M'KINI.EY
Given u Mousing UccepMou nt
tho Confeilorato Capital.
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Uii- .i-t'mi.ii i io ninjor ntl cltj mmi-
t II nd tlio t uninCrclal ami Industrial i
sjcUtl..i M.iur Cllsb rocflvnl Hi
president with u rtll wordn) f poi  h u
in. n.uiui: flu. wliulc part wnv thin
tuhin In t unitire througti tho IviuUiik.
buslm and resident streets to tin old
roiifUiati' capital. The entire rout
was aiiluxe with the national cohim while
trirnenditiiH crowds llnpil tTup streets &b
fr ih eye couhl rwch. No suih
Kttttituiiig ) been seen here itnce -Mr
Cleveland's laat visit. UapltMl Hill wae
oiip raaaa of hutnonUy when the llnee of
orrtagwe escorted by ttie local military
companies reached II alt 8 o'clock wrwn
Ckv. Johnston escorted President JIcKln-
ley Into the hall there was tremendous
demonstration.
Gov. Johnston made a brief speech In
which ho took oecaslon U say that Ala-
bama had nothing to take back for hut
fthr did In 1S61 but tlfct Khn in. i.n..i.-
tho union to stay and that she welcomed
the president of the re-untted count-
the historic spot around the RssemblnKo
THANKED MOTJIKIt 1IOB80N
In the course of his reply President Jlc-
Klnley said:
"To be welcomed here In the city nf
StorKgiomory the ftrst capital of tho -n
federate states anj warmry ami erithus-
lastlcally welcomed as the president of a
common cotinto' h w Ailed an! thrilled
mo with cmbtlon.
'Tno governor sas ho has iKi'ii..? t
lain Lr.cli We liive noth.n Ij t.iKo
back for having kept you m tho iinim;
wo are slod you did jvot bo out and y u
are glad you stayed In.
"Alabamn llko all tho statCHo "tho
union Imn been loyal to the !1k and
steadfastly devoted to the Ameerlcau na-
tion and to American Imrinony. Tlioro
neveer has boen In Uie history of the
United States suoli a demonstration of
patriotism from one end of this country
to the other as In the year Just passed
nor han Amerlenn vntor been more brilli-
antly lllUBtratod In tho battle line on
shore and oh tlio battlshlp. Rverybody
Is talking of TloVson nnd Justly bo hut
I wnnt to thnnlc Mother Hobson In this
presence. Everybody Is talking about
denernl Wlieolor ono of tho bravest of
tho brave but speak I want to of that
sweet Mttlo daughter that followed him to
SsiHIafto. (Orent npplaur.0.) nnd mlnli-
tered to the sick at Monlnuk fclicers ) T
have spoken In many places nnd at many
times of the heroism of the Amortean
armv and the American navy hut In our
recent conflict the whole people were pat-
riots. Two hundred thousand men were
willed for. and a million rushed to get a
ptare In the ranks (great applause) and
millions more stood reoKly If need be (pro
longed applaune.)
"I like the feeling of the American
people that we ought not to have a large
standing army; but It has been dcmoiv
strated In the last few months tlat we
need tho standing army larije enough to
do all the work required white we are
at peace and only rely In the great body
of the people In an emergency to he p
us light iur battle (Applauso.i
"Wf I ve race. y?e or nnt a military
nation but whenever the tltae of peril
ccm'i ;hi bulwark of UUs people resU
i th iMi'lotism of Its cltlxens and this
nation will 1 o rafo for all tlmo btcxUHs
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uHL C?a3EROc
To anybody and everybody look
fug far something nice for almost
nothing for Christmas.
J. M. Brooks has still a few
hundrod dollars' worth of Queens-
wars Fine China Children's Books
and Toys that you oan buy at less
than half what the same stuff will
oost you elsewhere.
We are determined to olose these
lines out as wc need the space
badly for our enormous Clothing !
and Shoe stook. And in the last
mentioned linos remember please
that BROOKS' BANKRUPT STORE
sells more Clothing than all the
stores in this village put together.
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76.0fl0.uG0 iov !t and will give up their
Uvea to HUHtaln and uphold It."
OT1II9K BPBAKBHH CAL.I.BD .
As soon as he had ihilshsd tho gover-
nor started to oscort the president away
for a reception at his own home but the
audience would not havu It. They oalled
for General Wheeler General Shatter
aeneml Iawtn Secretaries Alger end
l.ontf nud l'OBtmastor General Hmlth.
deueral Law ton at llrst rufuied to speak
then ainldBt ereat applattse he said:
"I am not an orator; 1 am a teldlet; I
km not it hero; I am a regular; I am one
of the i.'j.lrrji thousand rgulr soldiers
sent to Cuba on betoalf of that part ot
the arin conmmauded 1 thank you peo-
ple of Alabama."
The other sieakers emphasised tho
powe- ot tho Ppanlsh war In restoring the
harmony and molality between the dif-
ferent sections. Secretary I.ong fe es-
pecially well received as he called atten
tion to the futft that In addition to Wheel
er and llobson there was another Ala-
bamalan wlro had oontrlbutetl a vast deal
to the success of the war in his Important
work of helping fashion the navy his
predecessor Hilary A. Herbert. After
the npeeeh the presidential party went
Io tho governor's office where a public
reception was hold for an hour.
Ha noxt went to meet the colored peo-
ple at Old Point ehurcfl. He made rhein
a short speech.
Tho party woro then escorted back to
the train and at 0.30 tho prcsldont left for
Savaiumli.
IPirat published In Guthrl Daltr Leader
December 10 18W.J
LIQUOIl NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern
Notice l hereby g.vcn that Paul Jundt has
this day Hied his petition o sell at vsholc-
ale unit I It uors In 'juthrlc Lopan county
Otlihoma. and that unless objection be
tiled on or bt fore the Itoth day ot JJcceraber
A. I) . I8K8 said petition will ne granted
Quthf le Okl ihom. December H Utis.
it ISUMUT 6TEWART County Clerk.
rtrst publlsbcd In Guthrie Dally Leader
December is 1W.
1 IQUOK NOTICE.
To Whom It My Cenccrn
Notice Is litrebjr given that David and Ja-
cob rlnbvrKcrlMve this day Hied their pe-
t II Ion t' sell at ret (I nplrltuuuj vlnousand
malt ilqt ors luuuthrlc Logan county oic
I . tin in a and that. uile objection be filed
on ut befurt the 30th d y of December A. D
IW8 said petition Mill be granted.
Guthrie ulclabmna December H 18V8
it KMMtT stpWaKT County Clerk.
The Shortest Route
To Stillwater
IS VIA THH
Orlando and Stillwater
Stage Line
I liuvo a well ciiulnpcd ntugo lino and
am prepared to malto passengers com
fortable and give them quick transit
to destination.
Leave Orlando at 7'30; arrive at 8tlll
water at 11 a. in.
Loavo Htlltwatcr at 12 m.; arrive at
Orlando at 4.30 p. m.
I. C. ROBERTS.
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A TIGKLvR SHTORV.
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D1D you ever feel tick ecV "Well you know how we feel now. We are tickled. Several things tickle us. You know when you
feel tickled you feel good. You are well. You sleep good. Your digestion is O. K Your business is satisfactory or you
would not feel so tickled. You never saw a sour dyspeptic financially embarrassed individual tickled. They don't go together at all.
Seveial things tickle us. In the first place several wiseacres here told us when we first came that we would not last three months.
Now that tickles us Wo have been here three years and we are glad we are here. Secondly business with us is good and that
tickles us. I hirdly. we have on hand an immense stock of winter goods and the weather has turned cold and that tickles us.
We are surrounded with all sorts of skin .fames in the way of Auctions Bankrupt Sales Quit Business Sale and in fact a general lale of woe by these same wiseacres and in spite of It our
bundle wrapper is so tired every night that he has struck for higher wages and that tickles us. Of ct un-e w will raise his wages and that will ticlile him. But bv k to the tickle again. It tick-
les us to notice how little faith most people place in fake advertising. And it 'tickles us how disgiMed they are when now and then some one does take in o- e of the doubtful bargains. Now to
make this tickle story complete you have tickled us and we are going to tickle you. Santa Clus was tickled when he looked in on our array of toys and holiday goods and saw the prices we had
put on them for he rea ized that every child bi this vicinity could be made hppy th s year. So you will be tickled when you see a number one Pur Beaver Chinchilla overcou that goes on sale
this week at $4 98. Or a genuine all-wool Kersey overcoat that will be sold for $5.85. Genuine Washington Beaver oveicoals in black and tan colors at $ft.50 we have stacks of them Big
Storm King Ulsters fiom 1.75 up to 7.75. Good ileece lined underwear for 25c per garment Men's all wool h-avy winter suits $4.85. Good heavy winter suits all sizefi for $298. Men's heavy
casoimere pants usually Bold for ?3 now on sale at $1401 A beautiful line of children's suits just rC' eived with fancy collars and vests to match ages 8 years to 8 yars on sale now at $1.60 to $2
And all through our big store in each department we have arranged a system of surprises that will not fall to tickle our many customers.
We fully realize that the only way to please our trade is to give them something good at a very reasonable price. Now if we handled old shelf-worn time-battered goods that have been
passed upon by a too intelligent public in other spates or even if they have been too long in this locality It makes no dlffi rence. Old stock Is old stock be it bankrupt or about to cau?e bank-
ruptcy. The fact remains that it was not the right kind of goods or was not bought right or it would not be here the object of such murderous atfcicks as they -vould have us believe. As has
been widely said you can fool all the people part of the time or part of the people all the time but you cau't fool a:i the people all the time. Thoy won't all be fooled and that's what tickles us
and makes our bundle tapper tired.
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