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I POPE FOR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY -t ,1 ill i ym. wwmmmim Simon Long's Sons' Post-Inventory Sale Closes Saturday Night r)-: Numerous Bargains in Men's and Boys' SUITS AND OVERCOATS DURING THE WIND-UP DAYS OF SIMON LONG'S SONS fill' I 47Al Saturday night we'clpe the greatest money saving, the most appreciated and most successful sale in the annals of our business career. During the remaining days of this great event, we pffcr the public the greatest inducements to purchase Clothing that were ever offered. The prices on every garment-in our vast store have been slaughtered, regardless pf quality "or style. We are determined to dispose of as nlucto of our present stock as possible, and we therefore are sacrificing, our profits, which is your gain.

again desire to state that this sale closes Saturday night, when the most wonderful opportunities to secure Clothing at a minimum will cease. msi- 1 "---4--; Bargains that Appeal to the Most Eager Buyers i If you want to save a few dollars on your new Suit, iust -prne, here and ask usiio show you our regular line of $12.00 Men's The assortment consists of a large range of different mixed cheviots, cassimeres Jand worsteds, and also a large selection of blues and blacks.i Any and every $12.00 Men's Suit in our store goes now at AH our 44, 46, 48 and 50-inch. Overcoats, that sold right along for $12.00 and new Oxfords, kerseys and friezes, 'are now going' at $9.90. Is there any excuse for a man to leave such an opportunity pass by? It's a rare occasion. These Overcoats are all this season's make and are made up in high class shape.

They go now at THE SILVER JUBILEE OF LEO XIII OCCURS TO-DAY Hill Wo World New York Hl holiness Leo XIII will to-day have teen: for a quarter of a cen-, tury Pope. i U'hntl tmmw him luut iha tttiiM Ikat $9.90 $9.90 iiii.i ina w.vx Impressed me most strongly was his extraordinary mental vlKor. He, burled In the Vatican, knows all, understands all. t. No detail escapes him.

i Moreover, he la and this Is truly re- ruarkable for one In his ninety-second Stein-Bloch make $15.00 Overcoats, in all the new black heavy cheviots, dark Oxfords and blue and black Kerseys, every Coat thoroughly -examined and made up by Jnand. colors- guaranteed not to run off; hand-made button holes; in-stouts, slims and regulars; good linings; nicely All our $15.00 Suits for $12.00. What do you think of that? Take your pickjome to our store and pick out any $15.00 Suit, jwhether a Stein-Bloch, whether a Benjamin or a Hamburger, don't make any difference, we advertise all Suits, regardless of make, style and col6r, reduced. All our $15.00 Suits go now at I 1 year "a.breast-pf"1f not- in advance of the tithes and as keenly alive to the importance" -of current events as the Each year the number of those who swell the ranks of his followers has grown Immensely. New dtoeeses and eccelsiastlcal provinces have been erected and a.

vigorous impetus has been given to studies and ecclesiastical discipline, i Taking into consideration only the lnwrnent of the Catholic hierarchy during his glorious pontificate, we have the following results which we transcribe from the Gerarchla Catholica of the 8Lt of December, 1801; New sees erected: Patrlarchlal, archleplsco-pul. archieplscopat from sees already existing. 20; episcopal, 109; abbey, apofttolle delegations, apos-t olio vicariates, 60; apostolic vicariates from existing prefectures, 14; apostolic prefectures, 35; total, 248. May Ood continue to preserve this glorious life for the welfare of Christendom. Falconlo, Arch of Larissa.

Apostolic Delegate. Of Pope Leo the man, genial, affectionate, cultured, with all the qualities nf--head and heart to make him humanly lovable as well as" revered through the dignity of his office, the oungcst of thus around him. umsnea; go during this sale at $12.00 $12.00 i -) a convincing progres-slt: i. The spirit breathed ty his later encyclicals Is the spirit of the man himself. i Physically he Is not robust.

J. His face la perfectly white. His cheeks ara transparent, yet through the fleshy veil an indomitable spirit shines. i -The-quickness of bis -Intelligence la marvelous. If you want an Overcoat, that everybody in -town hasn't got, and that will wear and always look good, just come to our store and ex amine our line of Benjamin'" and" Stein- Bloch Overcoats.

The includes fine black heavy cheviots, vicunas, Oxfords and meltons. Every Coat" lined with the best linings that could be found. These $20.00 Overcoats go now He better than any other nndertnnds AH our very fine $20.00 Benjamin, Hamburger and Stem-Bloch Suits go now at $1,5.00. Is that a bargain? A $20.00 fine Blackl Undressed Worsted Suit or a Fancy Suit at $14.00., Wc can fit you, too. All size Suits, stouts slims and regulars.

Among our assortment of $2xoo Suits you will find every pattern that's new These $20.00 Suits, go now at I that the watchword of the Church world knows best through his poems. -sifCTJ must be ''Progress," not "Reaction;" The Pope has been writing Latin "Energy," not "Apathy There Is no likelihood of a reaction verse since he was twelve' years old. NO' biographies, however exhaustive. when Leo XIII disappears. give.

or could give so clear an Insight into the Inner heart or the great Pon -'Progress demands a steady forward and the Catholic Church cannot' go back. The advance of the tiff as these fine outpourings of his $15.00 spirit. la.it. few years will not have been fu $15.00 tile; the work of Leo XIII will not be -The poems take many forms. Thcr? are among them stately odes, religious outpourings, charades, inscriptions.

lost. Leo XIII to-day celebrates his stiver Jubilee as Supreme Pastor of the Cath- spanning Jeux esprit, heroic hymns, familiar epigrams about prominent acquaintances and verses to his mother, his brother and the friends of his boyhood and later life. oho Church. Sublime and noble figure! i Owing to his talents, his seal, his wisdom, "he holds one of the most prom In 1897 the Pope felt the shadow of inent places In the field of modern and Wonderful Bargains in Men's Men's Trousers Our entire assortment of Men's Pants has been reduced comparatively as low as all other items. Every pair of Men's $4.00 Fancy Colored Pants in our store, some that have only been put, in stock a few weeks, ago, in fancy worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres, every pair made right up ancient history.

Chosen by God to be the spiritual Bargains in Our Children's Dept. Never before in the annals of bur. Children's Department were Suits reduced to such low fig- ures. i READ THE PRICES Every Boy's and Child's $3.00 Suit in our store, in every-style, such as sailors, Norfolks and double breasted, in all the latest colors; go during this sale at guide or his people, he has governed the Church with admirable wisdom and marvelous success. Intrepid defender of faith and sound morals, he has fear lessly and unceasingly protected the one and the other against the dangers of Invading indifferentlsm which iu slum, go uuring inis sale at threatens the purity of religious prin clples and Christian morals.

As seal death beginning to fall upon him, and in splendid defiance of its power wrote the following lines, which are considered among his strongest work: DEATH. The. westering sun draws near his cloudy bed, Leo, and gradual darkness veils thy bead The sluggish life-blood jit thy withered veins More slowly runs its course what then remains? Lot Death is brandishing his fatal dart. And the grave yearns to shroud mortal part: But from Its prison freed, the soul expands Exulting pinions to the enfranchised lands. i $2.99 ous apostle of 'equity and rectitude, he has not hesitated to recall to the minds of.

the poor as well as of the rich, of $1.89 the-rulers as well as of the subjects. their respective duties for the welfare of the ramliy and or society. His eelvated soul has also been en dowed with an extraordinary love for Our $5.00 Peerless and Paragon Men's Pant you Tcnow what they are-r-the makes are equally as good as custom-made, in all the latest patterns. Select a pair of these fancy Trousers to wear with your black coat and vest. All our $5.00 Fancy Pants go during this sale at All our Children's famous Double Breasted, Norfolk, Sailor and Blouse Suits, that always sold at $4.00, in pretty blue serges, dark and light cassimeres and tweeds, every seam pf these Suits guaranteed never to rip, go during this sale at fell 4 5 Whatever Is good and beautiful.

Arts and sciences have found in him an admirer and a protector, His numerous encyclical letters at the same time breathe the seal and vigor of the anient fathers of the church and speak itte language of the purest Latin schol My weary race is run I touch the goal: l-I 1 soul; $3.99 $2.99 Tf It be worthy. Lord, thy pltvlng breast WelcomQ.lt unto everlasting rest' May I behold thee, Queen of earth and ars. Leo XIII, as diplomatist and scholar, makes a figure In the annals of the Church and in the history of nations which will claim respect and veneration for centuries come. Whoae love enchained the demons lurking nigh And God has been pleased to bless Sampeck's make $5.00 Children's Suits, in every style mentioned, such as the new Russian blouse effects, Norfolks, sailors, and all our $5 00 Boys' Double Breasted Suits, in serges and ThaT wrtt'heverfade andwill always look dressy, go during this sale at If you want to purchase a nice, up-to-date pair of Trousers to wear with either a black or fancy coat and vest, to our store and just glance over our colossal assortment of This -assortment includes- TTlargeTselection 5 imported worsteds, in all the newest patterns, also a colossal selection of domestic cheviots. All our $6.00 Fancy Trousers go during this sale at this preclouB existence and multiply the number of his years.

In the long series of the Roman pontiff. Leo the The path to heaven; and freely shall I tirieenui is ine second who, by a 114 oth jj mu 'Twas thy sweet care that gained my blissful crown! special favor of divine providence, has een the years of Peter. During this long period of years his labors have PROGRAM FOR THIS EVENING. jbeen crowned -with glory. $4.00 Besides, under his wis direction the $4,99 Church has made wonderful progress.

un which win nu Slven to-night in Nelson Memorial Hall, IngstonC by the Methodlut Episcopal choir, under the direction of Mlwt Badie assisted by Mesprs. Arnold Loh-mann. Frank W. Innee A. N.

Rlppard? T. i mm tA a ri Jnhn win What Shall We for Dessert? ably be on of the most enjoyable musical events of the season: Duet for tenor and bass. The Fisher-' aoeetlon arises In the family mtin Qabussi Mr Riih.rt. mnA Mr Palm. very day.

Let us answer it to-day( Try Quartet for Strings, op. 73, -No. SIMON LONG'S SONS Jos, Haydn Allegro c6n BDirito. Adsgln. Mlmretto Allegro.

Flnale-rAllegro ma non troppo. -Messrs, Lohmnnn. Innes. A. N.

and H. Rinnan! a delicious and healthful dessert Pre ir-red a two' minutes. No boiling no Male chorus. The Shadows of the Even ing "our. Barrl-Bhelley Rrenner anil Mala hnli- fM add boiling water and set to Dnet frr sopranos.

Quia Jut Homo, from ooL Flavors: -Lemon, Orange, Rasp-jberry and Strawberry. Get a package jat your jjrocera to-day. locts. -ma oat Araterf Rossini Miss Lulu Oaffnev and Miss-Pearl LAHirierbnurh DR. JOSEPH PARRY'S DEATH Trio, violin, -'cello and piano, op.

THE EMINENT COMPOSER WELL vrs: jr." Paulino co. success- KNOWN IN WYOMING VALLEY. MIX Miles W. Gade Allegro-molto Vlvacet Andantlno. Unale Allegro con fuoco.

Messrs. Rlooard and Rhnhrrt 5 AW. THROUGH BIS FOOL Chief of police John W. Jones has an interesting X-ray picture of his own foot, which wag recently taken to determine if any bones were broken by the fall he received at the bartenders' At first it was thouaht that- Ki of of1 After s' greaf deal of effort and cor espondence, Wm. J.

Pauling A Co-, the Dr. Joseph Parry Cardiff, Wales. The Miserere sceoe from opera "Trova- popular druggists, have succeeded in the eminent composer who has visited 10 re- Verdi Miss Oaffnev. Mr. Reea and Oinir retting tne ur.

Howard co. to make a peclai half-price Introductory offer on he regular fifty cent else of their ope Violin solo In Wyoming Valley and has relatives In this county, has died at his home. (a Rcmance Wfgnlawskt (b) The Bee Schubert Arnold Lohmnnn. The Bcranton Republican says: Dr. rated specinc rer the cure of conati-ation and dyspepsia.

Numbers from Palsy Chain Song Cycle. Parry might -well be called a Cambro- This- medicine la a recent discovery two volumes, which are scattered throughout the world and sung in every clime. His quartet "The also Is one of the great favorite competitive pieces at the elsteddfodau. Several oratorios have also been written by him and are elaborate works. Dr.

Parry was one of most illustrious composers in Welsh history but all his works are so Intensely Cymric in spirit that they are not appreciated outside of that nationality. He literally gave himself up to his country. Like other men of great Intellectual attainments, he has never been rich in this world's goods. Twelve years ago when fortune eventually began to smile upon him a disastrous fire In the Western Mail office destroyed all the stereotyped plates of his works, thus In one night depriving him practically of all the fruits of the labors of his busy life. His death will be learned with sincere regret by Welshmen In whatever part of the world they may reside.

American. as he lived many years in this country and crossed the Atlantic the photograph 1 shows that there it no fracture The photograph was made by Dr. Ahlborn while the foot waa cov-Tt? P'Btr bandages, but that did not Interfere with the picture, as every bone in the toot is shown dif-tlnrtly. The chief Is again on duty and aw to walk about without the use of crutches, although the Injury Is still quite painful. -r the cure of all diseases of the stom-ch and bowels.

It not only gives quick It makes permanent to support two. quite a large fund was needed, and It was promptly subscribed, running quickly Into the thousands of dollars. With this Dr. Parry went to London and studied for years under the greatest English musical authorities' and then, according to his best friends snd ardent admirers, made the mistake of his life by settling In Wales. His genius at that time was universally admitted and he was a prolific writer.

But owing to his great patriotic seal and the Influence of his he confined his labors almost entirely to Welsh subjects, and his fame traveled slowly beyond the confines of his own people. It is generally believed that had Dr. Parry remained In London and made his compositions more cosmopolitan, his fame would have been world-wide. As It Is, however, his beautiful compositions are heard In every nook and corner of the world where the Cymro has penetrated. To the Welsh masses It is safe to say that he is probably best known as the author of the sweet minor ymn tune.

"Aberystwyth." In tt the author struck the popular chord with his fellow- countrymen, When It was first published so great was the His music exerted such a peculiar effect upon the masses at the eistedd-fodau that the Cymric "huyl" was aroused In a wonderful manner and It was, frequently, with difficulty that the conductor could prevail upon the audience to desist from singing again and again his popular hymn tunes. But Dr. Parry won fame by far more elaborate works. His most recent work was the opera. "Maid of Cefuyd-ra," for which Sir Joseph Bennett wrote the libretto.

This opera was first given but two weeks ago and congratulation were showered upon both Dr. Parry and Sir Joseph Bennett upon the great success which accompanied their Joint efforts. Another popular opera written by Dr. Parry was "Sylvia," and this was part. In the Lyceum, in this city, under Dr.

Parry direction in 1900. At that lm he toured America with a party of singers from Wales, the principal artists being his daughters-in-law, Hannah Jenkins Parry, and the weU known 1 tenor, Maldwyn Humphreys. In 1S94 Dr. Parry was adjudicator at the eisteddfod held In Laurel- Hill Park. During his visits to Bcranton he was the guest of Congressman Conned and Judge Edwards.

frequently, visiting her upon the last occasion In ISOO-and previously tn I8S4. use Ltnoiann (By request), (a) Quartet. Little Indian. -Sioux or Crow -r (b) Soprano; If No One Ever Marries fe Quartet. Seeing the World.

(d) Alto. The Ship That Sailed Into the Sun. (e) Quartet, Thank Tou Very Much In deed. Dr. Howard a specinc has been so re-isrkaWy successful In curing consti-ation, dyspepsia and all liver troubles.

He was born Jn Mertnyr Tydnl. ana when quite young; came with bis parents to country: and settled In hat W. J. Pauling A Co. are willing return the price paid where It does Pennsylvania.

While living in Danville, Pa. where he was employed in ot give relief. 23.27,80.13.17.20 f)Ba(. Ellanbetb My Onueln.fr- the iron mills, he earned a national RAILROAD NOTICES. reputation among his fellow countrymen, owing to his exquisite musical nt vuane.

mine Man WUtr. Mioses Lauder barn and Vincent. Messrs. Saunders. Cass and Ehrp I h.rrt compositions, which thiillea the Cym CROUP AND "WHOOPING COUCH -s Mothers should know that the little one is made well and strong at the same time -croup or whuoplnv cough is cored by Father -John Siedfcine No morphine or other dangerous rirui not a rwttlnt 1 Mixed chnrus.

The Christian's Song of ric blood. Such enthusiasm was aroused that when Dr. Parry was inuiiiun nnoert la. IltCB Miss Gaffney. Ml Dudlev.

Mr. Reese, i with Full Photr I about 21 years old, a movement was Bioyehets Ftnsd Harry Frahta. and M. Jevona were fined 2 JO each- yes educed Rates via Lackawanna road. During February, March and April, P- A W.

R. R. will sell tickets 'California, and the northwesf terrU i at gratly reduced rate. Call on i vrlte J. Ftp Frare, 47- -Public tre, Wilkea-Barre Inaugurated for the purpose or raising a fund to send him to the Acad Quartet for op.

192. No. 2.V Raff terday morning Dy the-mayor for rid i. ine 'rooosai. The Mill.

emy or Music at London, where his enthusiasm that in a few weeks It Ing bicycles on the sidewalk. The I grateful mother' will be to yon musical education- have reachpiT nllthe" Welsh A Mighty Fortress (T.itther'g Hymn) Another most popular ifork by policemen, have instructions to en He was married at this time, so that settlements in the world. jinxta cnorus. me urieion ana riovey Co, Lowr'd, Mass, on reiu-. force the ordinance.

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