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THURSDAY, MARCH 2S, 1S95.
AS TFE SEE THINGrS.
INFLUENCE OF THE INNER LIFE ON
THE EXTERNAL WORLD.
How an Individual or a Sceso May Have
an Entirely TMBtrwit Appearance to Ttro
Persons Happiness and Sorrow JIado by
Ourselves.
There havo been philosophers who do
plartxt that tho earth on which wo stand
gad tho stars ca which wo gazo havo no
real existence, but aro merely tho out
comes of oar inner selves. Perhaps tho
best answer to this is that tho mind it
self, at least that of most people, refuses
to receive tho-idea. Tho differenco be
tween tho mo and tho not mo is too
sharply defined in tho inner conscious
aess to permit Bishop Berkeley's notion
from taking root within -as.
Yet wo cannot afford to overlook tho
germ of truth which this idea contains.
Though not literally tho creation of our
thought, tho outer world is to each one
of us largely that which wo make it
Nature herself, in all her varied scenes,
whatever she may be in reality, shows
herself to us in tho light which wo
throw upon her. Ono man looks at a I
lancVicapoand sees land and water, grass
and trees, hills and plains, and nothing 1
racra. Anotner, a tanner, sees tno grow
ing crops, tho fallow land, tho noxious
weeds, tho prospect for future tillage
and tho obstacles to bo overcome. An
other, with a painter's eye, sees every
variety of form and color, proportion and
perspective, harmony and contrast;
beauty and sublimity. To tho melan
choly man all is tinctured with gloom
a leaden pall covers even tho gayest
books whilo to tho joyous everything
seems bright and glad, and even the
dreariest of November days only sug-
later on to struggle through the clouds, t
So with the sights of a city. For each
of us as they take on tho aspect of our
own mental condition. How differently
they impress the citizen who has spent
Ms lifo among them from the foreigner
who views them far the first time I "What
a different message tho stately and mag
nificent buildings bear to tho absorbed
man of business and to tho architect
who appreciates every detail of their
construction!
If there is so wide a divergence in tho
aspect which inanimate thing havo far
rr tho differenco is still greater in tho
way wo regard the men and women by
whom wo aro surrounded. Character is
a complex thing, difficult to detect, im
possible to fathom, yet wo prcsumptu
casiy venture to gauge and pronounce
cpcsi it with tho smallest modicum of
knowledge. It is curious to sotico how
differently tho same person will impress
varices individuals. His friend will per
haps see so fault in him, his enemy no
virtue. Use will put faith in him; an
other will ssspect his every action. Ono
will deem him cold hearted; another
will think him affectionate and kind.
It must bo that their own personalities
are reflected in him, and that to a cer
tain extent he does thus become for a
time, wbHo tmder their influence, what
they suppose him to be always. It is
certainly true that the good and gentle
find far mare goodness and gentleness
in tho world than those who aro defi
cient in such qualities. It is the selfish
man who is the keenest to detect selfish
ness in others; it is the overbearing who
complain most of tho arrogance and
pride with which they are met, and the
unjust who murmur at the injustice
they receive. On tho other hand, tho
loving and sympathetic discover love
and sympathy everywhere; the noble
and true bring to light nobility and
truth which might otherwise bo hidden.
Thus to a largo extent we develop the
character cf those we meet. By a subtle
magnetism we draw like to like and
evolve out of other personalities the
characteristics of our own.
Even the outward circumstances of
life are largely what we ourselves make
them. We are accustomed to consider
prosperity a blessing and adversity a
curse, but quite frequently they change
places. It isthe spirit in which they aro
received that determines their result
Tho rich and self indulgent man, sur
rounded by I unary and opportunity, may
be far less happy than his poorer neigh
"bar who brings industry, fidelity and
resercdry into constant exercise. Tho
Esse privileges that raise one young
man to honor and usefulness area snare
and temptation to another. Tho same
recreation that invigorates ono enfeebles
another. The samo sorrow that softens
one and leads him out of self to works
of kindness and helpfulness prostrates
another and renders him valueless. It
is that which is within a man that so
acts trpon the externals of life as to de
cide their results to him, and through
him toothers.
If this be so, then happiness or wretch
edness is larcely in our power, and
most of our complaints only bear wit
ness to cur own remissness. Wo may
rightly recognize the futility of strug
gling against outward events which wo
cannot control, but we can always bring
to bear upon them such a spirit and in
fluence as shall turn evil into good and
bitter into sweet Philadelphia Ledger.
A Startling Announcement.
An English literary man who was on
the verge of bringing out a book at tho
Pitt Press ordered his proofs to bo sent
to him at a house where he was engaged
to dine out, intending to look them over
in tho half hour after dinner. Tho print
er's boy however, was late in bringing
them, and the gentlemen had already
rejoined tho lydies in the drawing room
when tho company was electrified by
hearing tho sonorous voice of the butler
announcing, "Tho devil from the Pitt
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.Notice is hereby given to the public
by the undersigned that I do not allow-
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ises, at Boseburg, Oregon, or garbage
damped thereon or sand or gravel taken
therefrom, unless the party taking sand
or eravel first contract with me for the
right to so do.
Tresspassers will be prosecuted ac
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PLAINDEALER PUB. CO.
Milling Application No. 54.
United States Land Office, Koscburg, Oregon,
tMarchl8,lS05
Notlco Is licreby given that tbo Green Mount
ain Mining Company, a corporation duly Incor
porated under tho general law ot tho State of
Oregon, with 1U principal offlco or placo ot
business nt Portland, Multnomah county, Ore
gon, by Us duly qualified and acting president,
V. tt. Wilson, whoso post pfllco address Is Clove
land, Douglas County, Oregon, has, on tho 17th
of August, 1887. Hied Its application for a patent
for thrco hundred feet In a southwesterly direct
ion from tho discovery cut, and twelve hundred
feet in a northeasterly direction from said dis
covery cut, in tho aggrcgato fifteen hundred
linear feet of tho Clrcen Mountain Quartz
lode, bearing gold and silver quarU, together
with surface ground six hundred feet in width
situated lu (ireen Mountain Mining District.
County of Doticln and State ofOrecou. and
designated by tho field notes nnd official plat nn
Illo in this oillco as Survey No. 5 and Claim sx,
on unsurveyed lands but lu Sections S2 and 33,
Township 12 south, Kongo -1 west, when tho pub
lic survey Is extended, said Lot No. S3 being
discrlbcd as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a polut three hundred feet south,
Vi decrees west of dlscovcrv shaft or cut at nost
No. 1 at the center of southerly end of said
Claim No. HS. from which the southeast corner
of section 32 and X' Township 32 south, flange 4
west, Willamette Meridian, on tho 7th Standard
Parallel South. Douglas Coantr. Orczon. bears
south 5 degrees cast G0.37 chains distant, a fir
39 Inches in diameter bears north 41 degrees
west ono hundred and twenty link;
distant, a fir IS inches in diameter bears
south G3 degrees cast 10 links distant.
thenco north 05 degree west HXJ lect
to post No. i Irom which yellow fir 30 Inches
In diameter bears south K degrees cast 17 links.
yellow llr 21 Inches In diameter bears north 13
degrees cast 7S links, mathronc C inches lu di
ameter tears south 3 degrees west 51 links;
thenco north 35 degrees east 1500 feet to post No.
3 from which a llr a) inches in diameter bears
south 20 degrees west 23 links distant, a fir 12
Inches in diameter bears north 61 degreus east 31
links distant; thence south 53 degrees east COO
feet to post No. 5, from which mathcronc G
Inches lu diameter bears south 23 degrees west
32 links distant, mathcronc G inches in diam
eter bears north 20 degrees east 13 links distant;
innce soutn s ucgrccs west loou icct to post
No. G, from which llr 12 inches In diameter
bears north 55 degrees west 2G links distant, llr
ten inches in diameter bears south 57 degrees
west 27 links distant, fir 8 Inches in diameter
bears touth b0 degrees cast 31 links distant,
thenco north 55 degrees west 300 (hundred)
feet to place of beginning, magnetic variation
13 degrees cast, containing 20.65 ocrcs.
Thu location of this mine. W. J. Worlev
locator, is recorded in the recorder's office.
Douglas county, Oregon, in Hook. of Record of
.Mining Claims, volume 2, page 72$. The ad
oiuing claimants arc n. a. Jones nna A. a.
whiting on the northerly end and F. Clarno
it Co.. on the southerly end.
Ami anr and all nersons clalmlnz odreraclr
any portion of tald Green Mountain Mine or
surface ground, arc requited to file their ad
verse claim with tho KcgUtcr of the United
States Land Office at Koicbcrg, In the State of
Oregon, during the sixty days period of pub
lication hereof, or they will be barred by vlr-
ino oi ine provisions ui me Eiaime.
it. Ji. vr.Aiun, Keglster.
NOTICE.
f O AIX WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN, GREET-inir:
Notlcu is hereby siven that there is a mort
gage or trust deed covering all the proierty of
the Victory Placer Mining Company, securing
the payment of J 125,001 in Coupon UomU. That
tho undersigned is one of the owner of said
lloads, holding and owning VXSKiO of the same.
and that neither the undersigned nor any
holder or owner of anr of said Bonds will be re
sponsible for any work. labor or service done or
pcriormci tor tno ictory naccr .Mining com
pany, or for any material of anr kind whatso
ever iiirniiucti to sain uompany lor any purpose
whatever, or for the transportation of the same,
or for any work, labor or services done or pcr-
inrcicu upon, or lor any material mrnisneu lor
me construction, alteration or repair, either In
whole or in riart. of anr bulldlnir. wharf, ditch.
flume, tunnel, fence, machincrv. nnucdnct or
ouicr structure or structures, repaired, built,
constructed, or placed upon the property of said
iitwu i lotci jiimuK vuujuauT. tur hut new
machinery or material furnished said Company
ur piaccu upon meirsaiu property.
uaica mis $tn uay oi Jiarc:i, lsj-k
mil M0 J.T.C.NASII.
Fnal Notice.
TN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
of Ort-gon, in Douglas County.
In Ihc matter of the estate of Josephus
r.nx-E, ucccascii.
Notice Ls hcrcbr riven that the nndcraicned
administrator of the above entitled estate has
filed his final account In settlement thereof.
and the Court by order duly made and entered
o record, has fiped Monday, May 6th, 1S35, at
oue o'clock p.m., forbearing objections if any
ir.cn; ur, 10 au account, ana tne nnai eeitic
mcnt of said csUtc. DALY BP.OCK,
J. W. IUxiltom, Administrator.
Attorney for the Estate. I2SI6
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Sheriff Sale.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE,
of Oregon, for the County of Douglas.
James Pitcher, PlaintifO
vs. (
Annnie Consolidated 3Hn-
ing Co., Defendant. J
State op Obecok. (
County of Douglas. 's
AYhereas at the regular December tern. XSK,
of the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, for
Dongias County, to-wit: on December 4th, 1SS1,
James Pitcher recovered a judgment against the
above named defendant for the sum of $61L2
and ?6L25 costs and disbnrsments herein taxed,
and against the following described attached,
property, to-wit:
Tbc Emma Mining Claim extending 1500 feet
north 21 degrees east, said claim being located
on the north cast slope of Grouse Mountain,,
about -too feet from the main tunnel on the
Anna Mining Claim In "a northeasterly course,.
Horse Haven Creek on tho north east. Grouse
Mountain on the south west, a rockcy bluff on
the east, distant about 700 feet from end, centers
and corners being distinctly marked by stakes;,
also the Maggie Mining Claim, described as fol
lows; Commencing at the south east corner of.
Anna Claim, running 1300 feet easterly and par
allel with Saran Claim; thence 600 feet southerly
to a fir tree; thence 15C0 feet westerly to a fir trees
about 2 feet through, blazed on four sides;
thence northerly C00 ftet to Anna four comers,
and place of beginning.
Also Lucy Mining Claim described as follows:
Said claimi7o0ectsi;degrees north of cast and
TOO feet 31 degrees south of west, from center ot
said claim, wnish claim is situated on the head
waters of Horse HavcniCreek, Grouse Mountain
on the south west, distance about one
half mile from said center; & rocky bluff on the
east, distant about two and one-half miles; west
end center a lone pine tree marked W. C. L.; east
end center a lonetnr tree marked E. C. L., end
line running 51 degrees west of west and 34 de
grees east ot south. Corners distinctly marked
by stakes, also the timber and water rights and
privileges belonging to said claims being sit
uated in Bohemia Mining District, Douglas
County, State of Oregon.
Also the following named mining claims situ
ated in the Bohemia Mining District, Douglas
County, State of Oregon, to-wit: Anna Quartz
Mining Claim. Little Joe Quartz Mining Claim,
Henry Quartz Mining Claim, Mystery Quartz
Mining Claim .Grey Eagle Quartz Mining claim,
and more particularity described as follows, to
wit: Anna Mining Claim, being situated in Bo
hemia Mining District, exterior boundaries.
Fairvie w Mountain west two and one-half miles,.
Johnson Meadows cast seven miles, Kocky
Butto north one mile. Old Knott Mill south one
and one-half miles; Henry Mining Claim being;
located in Bohemia Mining District near.Groase..
Mountain, exterior boundaries a lono flat ridge
north east one and one-half miles; south west bv
& lone fir tree with top cut out, north by Rocky
Butte, south by iho Knott MULnMystery Min
ing Claim being located in the Bohemia Mining
District, exterior boundaries on the south by
the Johnson Claim, north by low divide be
tween Bohemia and Grouse Mountains one-half
mile away, cast by south end of Grouso Moun
tain, wot by Bohemia Mountain. Grey Eagle
Miniug Claim being located on the east side of
Grouse Mountain and about one-half mile
south east of the shaft on the Excelsior Mine,
also the mill and mill site which are of record!
in the office of the County Clerk of Douglas.
County, Oregon, in VoL 3 of miscelaneous roin
ing records of said County, together with all the
dips, spurs and angles, also all the metals, ores,
gold and silver bearing quartz rock and earth
therein, and all the rights and privileges and
franchises thereto incident, appendant and ap
purtenant or therewith usually had: also the
lollowlng described attached personal property
to-wit: One stationery engine, one boiler, two
concentrators, one 5 stamp battery, ono iron
vice, one set pipe dies, onelsteampump, about
' 50 cords of wood moreorless being all the wooA
at tho mill, one cable tramway and appurte
nances running from mill to mine, 13 picks, at
mine, 6 shovels, i sledge, 15 drills, 3 jacks, 2:
rumps, 2 ore cars, -100 feet ore track, 2& sacks,
ore. 2 anvils, 1 vice, 1 bellows, 1 grind stone, IS.
sacks concentrates, 7 wrenches, 1 giant, 1 water
wheel, 3 chains, and whereas all of the said,
property, both real and persona, Mas duly at
tached on the 17th day ot September. 1S!1, and,
an order of sale of all of said property was duly
made and entered at said regular December
term, 1S91, of the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas Cour.ty, to-wit; on the 1th,
day of December, 1S51.
how thereforo.in the namo'of.the StatcTa
Oregon. 1 will on Thursday the 4th dsyot
April, 1895, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon of
said day on the premises of said Anna Mining
Co., sell at public auction to tho highest bldder
for cash In hand, all the right, title and interest
which the said dctendant had in or to the said,
personal property on the 17th day of September.
iS!M, or at any time thercrf ter and if a sufficient
sum be not realized from the sale of said perso
nal property to satisfy tho judgment of said
James Pitcher, costs and acrulng costs.
I will on Thursday the ISth day of April, 1S33,
at the Court House door in Rose burg, Douglas
County, Oregon, sell at public auction for cash,
in hand, all the right title and interest the said
defendant had In or to tho above described
real croperty on the 17th day of September, 1S91.
or at any time thereafter, and will apply tho
proceeds of such sales, ilrst to the costs and ex
penses of such sale and to the costs and dis
bnrsments herein taxed at$GL25: second to tho
payment to tho plaintiff the sum of $011.33 with
interest thereon at the rate of S per cent, per
annum from December 1th, 1S!H, and the over-
Slus if any there bo I will pay over to the defen
ant or its legal representative.
C.F.CATHCART
Sheriff Douglas County, Orego-n
at 25 ccuts per hundred.