davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1903-08-27

Upland, per ton. $12.0O@1S.OO; sec
ond bottom, choice to fancy. 5000
1000: good to choice. $7.e0@8.00: tim
othy. $1,000; timothy and clover,
$11.00; alfalfa. prime, $500; straw.
$5.00M6.00; South Park wire grass,
Gilpin observer., 1903-08-27
DENVER MARKETS
Cattle.

Same period last year ........ .216. .3s6
Decrease ................... 1,4z9
The following quotations represent
the range OF prices paid on this mar
ket:
Beef steers. choice corn
led ............... $4.bO04.bV
Beef steers, fair to good.
corn fed ............. 4.2504.60
Cows. choice corn fed ...... 4.0004.26
Cows, fair to good. corn fed. 3.5004.00
Beef steers, choice grassers.
LOO to 1850 lbs. ........ 4.25@.60
Beef steers. medium to good.
1000 to 1,100 lbs. ........ 4.0004.26
Beef steers, common to fair. 90
Cows and heifers. choice
grassers, 1000 to 100
lbs. -. 3.25@3.5o
Cows and heifers, common
to good, grassers ........ 275@s.25
Gamers ................ 15O02.26
Calves, veal, choice ........ 350@4.00
Bulls, stays. etc. .......... 1908. 90
Feeders, 800 to 1,15O lbs,
good to choice, FPR. 80. 350@3.75
Feeders. 600 to 900 lbs,
common to fair, F.P.R. :. 3.25@3.50
Stockers, choice, F.P.R. 80. 3.25@3.50
Stockers. fair to good ...... 2.75@3.00
Gilpin observer., 1903-08-27
renovated

Eggs. fresh. loss of. doz. ....
Eggs. fresh, case count, doz
Gilpin observer., 1903-08-27
Hogs.
Sheep.

Sheep.
Comparative Receipts:
Month to August 21st ......... 1929
Same period last year ........ 6.784
Increase ................. 12,515
Year to date .121 ,299
Same period last year ......... 76.409
Increase .............4 1880
Tie following quotations represent
the prices paid on this market for fat
sheep:
Wethers, grass muttons ..$3.25@3.50
Ewes, grass muttons ...... 3.00Q3.25
Feeder wethers, F.P.R. ..... 3.00Q3.25
Gilpin observer., 1903-08-27
Live Poultry.
Butter.

Elgln, firm. ..............
Creameries, extra. Colo.
Creameries, extra. eastern.
Creameries. firsts, Colorado
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edifce that is being erected on East

edifce that is being erected on East
Park street.
The upper portion of the structure
is we'll under roof and much of the ele-
CANT and elaborate stone work for the
! front is in place. In prominent posi-
tions on the top of the building the
American flag and the flag Of the En-
erald Isle were displayed yesterday,
The work upon the building is being
pushed with the utmost speed and it
is expected that ut viii be ready for
the holding of services about Dec. J..
1t is confidently predicted that it will be
one of the finest, if not the finest, APP
pearing of the churches of the state.
The architecture is most effective. and
there will be every convenience for
both the people and clergy in that
splendid house of worship. The church
Will provide comfortable seating ca
pacity for LOCO worshiperS.
A magnificent organ has been donat-
ed to the new church and four large
and beautiful affairs. The parish was
instituted two years ago last April by
Rev. Father J. j. Callahan, and under
the able and Jealous pastorate of that
popular clergyman the affairs of the
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names of the president of the United
States, the bishop of the diocese the
pastor of the church and the officiating
prelate. There were also copies of the
daily papers of Butte and specimens
of all denominations of the coins of the
country.
Also in the cornerstone was placed
q. list of all subscribers to the church
building fund
After the high mass and sermon an
imposing professional of altar boys in
white and the officiating priests, &C
companied by Bishop Keane, was taken
up. The great throng followed to the
street in front of the church and wit
messed the ceremony of which the cor
nerstone was the central figure The
ceremony consisted of the blessing of
the stone by the bishop, the chanting
of the litany of the saints and closed
with the depositing of the cornerstone
in place.
Father Callahan received many warm
congratulations Sunday upon the
splendid success of his efforts to Sc
cure a magnificent church edifice for
the parish, which object and aim has
now almost completely been realized.
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SACRED HEARTcHURcH, BUTTE.

of religion. In part the speaker said;
II am very happy to have the privi-
lege of representing in the ceremonies
of this day your venerable and univer-
sally esteemed bishop. 1t is a source of
pleasure to every good Catholic to wit
ness the growth of religion and the
erection of a great and beautiful temple
for the worship of God. 1t is a splendid
structure, where Christ can dwell for
the blessing of man.
But there is another temple that
Christ more loves, the temple of the
soul. He more loved the soul of the
most miserable little beggar than the
glorious temple of Solomon. His So
licitude is chiefly for the upbuilding of
our lives and of our souls. We know
where is to be placed the cornerstone
of this temple of God but it is of still
more Importance to know what is the
foundation of a Christian character,
The true life is the life of self-de-
NAL. 1t is the carrying of the cross
every day and every hour. In the order
of nature we must have the withered
leaves of the fall and winter before
there can come to us the beautiful
awakening of nature in the spring
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parish have pTospered most remark
ably, eliminating in the erection of a
great and beautiful church structure
the corner stone of which was laid
with imposing ceremony Sunday.
1t had been the expectation of the
pastor and his people that the head of
this diocese, Bishop Brondel. would Of
ticiate at the corner stone laying, but
h! was unavoidably absent and Bishop
j. j. keane of Cheyenne. the head OF
the church in Wyoming, ofticiated yes
terday at the special request of Bishop
BrOndel.
The eminent visiting bishop pro-
duced very fine impression upon the
great audience in attendance at the
services and also upon those who were
privileged TO meet him personally. 1t
was his first visit to Butte and he ex-
pressed himself as being most favor
ably impressed with the remarkable
energy and enterprise of the greatest
mining camp on earth. and especially of
the members of the Sacred Heart par
a house of worship in so brief a time
after the institution of the parish.
The spacious basement of the church,
where services are being held temper
arily. was filled to OVERLOOKING with
Worshipers at solemn high mass, cele-
brated at II o'clock Sunday morning
a sermon appropriate to the corner
stone laying was delivered by Bishop
Keane. Seldom in Butte has a great
been privileged TO hear 50
earnest and eloquent plea in behalf
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Father Malons to Lecture.

An event toward which the citizens
81 Denver. both Catholic and non
Catholic are anxiously looking forward
IS the lecture TO be given at St. Leo s
church on Sunday evening, Sept. 20. by
he Rev. Thomas II. Malone His sub
iect viii be Rome in the Last Years
Of Leo XIII" ii is a lecture which
has attracted an amount of attention
Wherever it has been delivered. 1t has
been some time since Denver people
had an opportunity Of hearing Father
Malone lecture and they are enthusi-
astic over the coming event The
scholarly orator has made thorough
study Of Roman affairs and is conVers-
mt with existing conditions in the
Eternal City" A large number o.
tickets have been sold and q financial
success is assured. Ii is only a few
Feeks since Father Malone's arrival in
Denver. but he viii leave Immediately
after his lecture.
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Syrian Missionnrv,s Visit

Rev Bash Marcia, patriarchaI mis-
Lonary Of the Order of st. Basil Of the
syrian church, was a visitor in Denver
last week. Or Sunday he celebrated
mass liz St Leo's church. The church
was filed with the regular congrega-
nor. ard in addition there were present
2 few Syrians Of the Maronite rite. who
tamC from the region Of Damascus and
Mount Lebanon. These latter partici-
pateG IN the communion service. Fa-
Their Marcia comes from Cleveland. O
and is on a missionary tour. He left
On TUESDAY for tic west and will be in
Salt Lake City in about ten DAYS
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Mast went abroad to complete her mu-
steal studies under Herr Wick. The
/ family has temporarily taken up its
residence in the German city and, will
remain there for one year. Miss Mast,
it viii be remembered, is a talented vio-
linist and graduated in June from the
! Cincinnati Conservatory of Music with
high honors. During the summer she
was heard frequently in the various
church choirS Of the city. Her father
has for years been prominent church
singer He has been at ST. Elizabeth
choir for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugenio Garcia, with
their little son. Altez Garcia, have been
in Denver during the week. They left
day evening.
Louis Hagus left Denver for Balti-
more on Monday evening to enter upon
his senior year in the Suplician sem
mary there. Mr.. Hagus has spent
three years of study in Baltimore and
will complete his course and be ready
for ordination in June. He will then
come to Denver for the ceremony. He
graduated from Immaculate Conception
school in the class Of 1898.
Joseph F. Bowler of the class Of 1899,
Immaculate Conception High school,
enjoys the distinction of being the first
graduate of that institution to join the
ranks of the benedicts. For that mat
ter, none have as yet become NATIONS.
Mr.. Bowler was for years student at
the school and was more popular than
any of his schoolmates.
1t was he who was chosen to deliver
the farewell address to the first class
to leave the school Mr. Bowler has
been residing at Leadville for some
time. On Aug. 26 he was united in
matrimony to Mrs. Morgan, also of
Denver. Father Chrysostem of the Ben
edictine monastery at Canon City per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowler viii make their home in Lead
willie
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POPE LEO Xiii.
SIZE 16x2O.

This magnificent picture, size 16x2O,
is the only correct memorial picture
/ published. J. has been in prepara-
| ton for T1'iny months by the best
artists IL the country. No expense
has beer spared to make this picture
not onlT perfect as memorial but
4 appropriate even to tine smallest de-
tail. Upon the upper left hand cor
l ner is "A view of the VATICAN AT
4 ROME; upon the upper right hand
corner is a picture of ST PETER S
i CATHEDRAL AT ROME, the largest
1 church in the world. Between the TWO
is the TIARA worn by the Sovereign
1 Pontiff In the center of the picture
encircled by large imposing arch is
a picture of the Iate POPE LEO
\ XIII. taken from his latest photo
I graph, and giving one of his most
benevolent expressions of countenance.
On either side of the arch is a rep
reSentation of the chalice: beneath
them representations of seven candle
sticks, containing lighted candles.
lower down In the arch is repre-
sentation of the POPE'S INSIGNIA
on the left side and on the right side
is the OSTENSORIUM. Beneath this
ana supporting the arch on either
SIDE are two figures of angels. I'm
derneath the photograph is a repre-
sentation OF a rock upon which is en-
craven cross, and underneath are
the words: THOU ART PETER.
AND UPON THIS ROCK SHALL
Bg1LD MY CHURCH, AND THE
GATES OF HE'LL SHALL NOT PRE-
VAIL AGAINST IT" This is par
ticularly appropriate to every true be
never, snasmuch as the Pope is the
direct descendant of Peter, to whom
these. words applied and who is
described In Holy Writ as the rock !,
Onderneath the rock are two KEYS
crossed together with a rosary. and
DGDeaJn this n TO
PARTICULARS OF THE BIO
GRAPHY of the late Pontiff. giving
the DATE and PLACE OF HIS
WIEN WIEN NY WHERE R5s EdD 8r
PRIEST MADE BISHOP. ARCH |
BISHOP, CARDINAL, AND FINAL
LY ELECTED POPE: also pivihar tba
DATE WHEN HE WAS CROWNED.
and the DATE OF HIS DEATH On
one sIae OIL the biography is repre-
Which are open to all true believers.
ana on the other side are the gates
Oh nell, which are closed in the Same
way 10 all true believers. There are
many other beautiful and appropri-
ate symbols in this picture such as
flowers, censers. etc. It is aIto@etbeT
the most elaborate and costly pro-
auction which has ever been printed
and viii meet with an enormous sale
EVERY CATHOLIC FAMILY Will, 4
Van ONE, and every true Catholic
VIII be doing a good work in bringing /
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time. There is no building up of char
| acter without self-denial; the taking up
! of the cross daily and following Christ.
THE benefactOrs of the human race
have been the saints of God. Selfshness
stands as a wall between a man and
his neighbor. The world did not know
true charity till Christ came on earth.
Love impersonated in the incarnate
God came to the world in the blessed
person of Christ. The grand triumph
of Christ was in his death by which he
drew the whole world to him. You,
my beloved are the witnesses of the
triumph of our Lord, as you gather at
the altar and behold the erection Of
this splendid temple in his name.
1T is a glorious privilege to contri-
butte to the building of temple like
this for God. 1t is great honor and
VIII always be a source OF pleasure and
satisfaction to each of you to realize
that you have helped to place one stone
or one piece of timber in this sacred
edifice. Christ has presence here that
is real.
Christ lives for you not in far off
Jerusalem, but in this church. You
have done a T lie work that will in
sure for you c. richest blessing. 1
would encourage you to continue in
SOul SSueiOiS SuppOll VI Ine CuuICu
and especially to be sure that you con-
stantly strive to upbuild the temple
of your faith
At the high mass Father Giacalone
officiated as deacon; Father Callahan,
Father Van Aiken of
Saint Josephs and Father Batens of
Saint Lawrence, chanters.
The music by the choir was very
fine. The playing of Waldorf Walsh,
the young violinist, was effective.
The cornerstone ceremony was in
front of the church, The stone before
being placed in position, was suspended |
on the northeast corner of the struc- !
ture. The cornerstone contained the I
following: An official document stating !
who was the reigning pontiff, and the
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BLACKFoOT. IDA.
(Snecial Corresnondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery kind
! ~ donated the lots last week for the
new church. They were selected by
the pastor and are located in the best
! Fart in the city. facing the depot, so
| that. in reply to a critic, who would
| have them elsewhere the answer was
that when the cross is seen from the
trains. travellers will believe that
Christianity exists in the town. Work
viii begin Immediately.
DR.. F. Brereton has moved into his
new dental parlors and is now readF
to do a rushing business. The Rev. Fa-
theirs Verbrugge and Mooney were his
guests last week.
practical explanation of the Mass,
altar and use Of vestments was given
by the pastor the other Sunday at
Blackfoot Each article was thorough
" explained and proved very instruct
i've to the non-Catholics.
Messrs. Hart & Co. have now opened
their new store on Front street. 1t is
very handsome and is well stocked
with the best grade of goods. They
have also opened a grocery department.
The Ladies Altar society met after
Mass to decide upon its luncheon coun-
ter during the forthcoming county fair
All were enthusiastic over it and have
promised many donations towards sat
isfying the inner world.
The large plumbing establishment of
Messrs. Boyle & West on Bridge street
is about completed. 1t is badly needed
il such town as Blackfoot, since the
nearest are to be found in Pocatello
or Idaho Falls.
Mass will be held at the court house
on Sept. u.
Miss A. Lynch. who has been en-
gagged to teach at Idaho Falls arrived |
last Friday Assisted by Miss H. !
Lloyd. the Sunday school will be thor
oughly equipped as the pastor is fire. |
Quently absent.
Rev. James Dryer of Salt Lake
preached to large congregation at !
Idaho Falls last Sunday.
Mass was celebrated at Rexburg last
Sunday by Father Mooney of Idaho
Falls. 1t was his first visit after an
absence of two months.
Mrs. A. V. Scott has completed the
school census. There is quite an in
crease since last year.
Mr.. ]. Dineen and Mrs. Merriam left
this week for Heiss' Hot Springs.
Owing to a delicate state of health
Mrs. Eddy of Idaho Falls expects to
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BOISE. IDA.

Martin Giblin, an aged gentleman,
died at st. Alphonsus hospital Of
Bright's disease Deceased was brought
to the hospital from Hagerman some
five months ago. and since that time
has been lowering between life and
death. He was 20 years of age and was
a communicate of the Catholic church.
The remains were taken to Schribers
undertaking rooms. Funeral took place
upon the arrival OF friends, who live
in the mountains
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ANACONDA. MONT.

Hugh DAILY. the popular manager OF
the shoe department of the Copper CITY
Commercial company, brought into
town more ducks from Georgetown
Flats than any other 100 who visited
mat favorite sporting grounds this sea-
SOD
MI. DAILY unloaded sack of the finest
game ever seen in the city on his re-
turn. There We're twelve large NAL
lards included in his find" and his
friends were favored with the finest to
be had in the duck line.
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POCATELIo IDA.

st, Joseph's school opened Tuesday
morning at 9 o'clock Sister Eulalie is
now the directress, Sister Eileen has
charge of the primary department and
Sister Kathleen of the music pupils.
All the sisters have had years of eX-
perience in their special work
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GREAT CATHOLIC EVENT in BUTTE
Laying Corner Stone of Sacred Heart ChuCh-BshOp Kean
of Cheyenne OffCated and Preached.

A great event in the history of the
Catholic church of Butte, and one that
will be long remembered with pride
and satisfaction by the members of
Sunday attendant upon the laying Of
the corner stone of the beautiful church
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CASPER wvo

Patrick Sullivan and wife have gone
to Ireland to visit their old home. Fiji
teen years ago Sullivan landed at Cas-
tie Garden, New York For five years
he worked as a laborer and sheepherd-
er, and now he is one of the wealthiest
stockmen in central wyoming.
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By Rev. James ]. McGOVern, D. D.

Who resided in Rome for ten years, was
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he came in personal contact with Pope
Leo, and who later brought home with
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St. Joseph Parish school opened for
the fall term Tuesday morning. All
of the sisters have returned to the city.
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RAWLINs. WYo.

Carbon County Journal.)
NJ. W. Dillon, founder OF the town of
Dillon, was city visitor the first of
the week
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NEWS AND PERSONAL

On Oct. IA the Aandern club win re-
sumo its meetings for the ensuing year.
MRS. James p. Donley president of the
Grub, and Miss Mamie Mullen. secre-
taIy. VIII represent the organization
Rt the meeting Of the Colorado Fedora
ion of Women's clubs. which meets at
Colorado Springs On Sept. %. They will
BRING hack with them some valuable
suggestions Tor the work of the next
year
Mrs. john j. Ryan is much improved
IN health. owing to her extended So
lourn in California. She returned a
short time ago.
Mrs. Charles Mast with her daugh-
lers, Miss Frances Mast and Miss Helen
Mast, and the little boys, Theodore and
Thomas Mast are now in Berlin. Miss
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Mrs. Dan Quinlan of Rawlins is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. E. j. Potter.
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In their struggle with the forces of ma
ture, the ability to labor was the richest
patrimony of the colonist.
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There dan be no surer sign of predes-
tination than to carry ones cross patient
ly and lovingly for Christ's sake
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THE.
LIFE and LIFE WORK
OF POPE LEO XIII.
OFFICIALLY ENDORSED.

OFFICIALLY ENDORSED.
A Beautiful Story of Sanity Life. Pre-
pared and Written for the American
People from the Pope's Memoirs,
His Public Documents from
"reminiscences of Friends
and Relatives including
also a Sketch of the
Life of His Sue
peSCOr
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DIOCESE OF DENVER.
CITY OF DENVER.
New President For College of the
Sacred Heart.
(SpeciaI Correspondence. }

Especial Correspondence
Rev. John ]. Brown, 5. j., wb0 has
been president Of the Sacred Heart
college for five years, has been trans
ferred to another field and his place
as head of the college has been award
ed TO Rev. A. J. Schiller. S. j.
Fathe~ Schiller is no stranger to this
college. having been Il professor o.
mathematics and English literature
there for number of years. His APP
pointment win mean 10 radical change
in the methods of the college. Because
Of the constant demand that is being
made for modern languages, special
attention VIII be given to the instruc-
ton in German. French and Spanish.
Tho teachers viii be competent lin
GUSTS, and this department viii be
feature of the new regime
Although the new president, Father
Schiller is an eastern man by birth, be
is thoroughly western in his tastes ana
characteristics. He was educated III
the University of st. Louis and later
pursued his theological course at the
Conegium Maximum Of the Society of
Jesus at Woodstock Md. He is con-
sentative man and has had wide eX-
perience in college affairs. He IS
splendid flnancier and under his d1rec-
ton il is believed that financial pros
perity will visit the college.
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Mr.. Guthart has secured the contract
for furnishing the stone for the large
Hub building at Blackfoot.
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Mr. c. Tautphaus paid a hurried
visit to the city from Minadoka, where
he has been engaged on canal con-
tract.