The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, September 27, 1902, Image 3

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Successors to KRIEC1 & LEVY. TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES A SPECIALTY. BOTH 'PHONES 838. :MM Washington" St., cor. Tenth, PORTLAND, OREGON. Hatters and Furnishers Sole AE.U for KNOX HATS BUFFUM & PENDLETON 94 Third Street. PORTLAND, ORE. 1 J'lctures Framed. Furniture Repaired H. C. Schfoeder THE AL1UNA House Furnisher Houses furnishod com)leto. Cash or installments. Undertaking nnd embalming, 344-346 Russell St., Upper Albina, PORTLAND, OREQON. Phone, I'lnk MH, ilea. I'hone, Pink 917 CO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks designs Copyrights Ac. Anrons striding sketch and ilMcrlntlnn mar qulcklr aioertain our opinion fruo whether an lurrnlion Is probably pateolablo. Ccmiruunlov. t loin i rlctlr eonOdenttal. II sndbook on I'aieuU tent free. UMest aiteurr forsecurtnirpaiems. lfnia tAkan through Slunu k. Co. recelrfl tpttltnetUt, without cbanro, lutba Scientific Jfttericaii. A handsomely Ulastrte4 weilr. lareest eJr. culatlon 01 anr acieniioo journal, -i vruis, va a rear i (oar month. 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Where you can find the BEST QUALITY OF Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumes, Stationery, Etc. M. F. RAPP, Proprietor. When in Medford STOP AT The New Nash Hotel FIRST CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR. W. J. HAMILTON, Proprietor. BEST SHORT-STORY WRITERS. In ThU Klcld of I.ltcrnturc Amcrl caiiH Are tiiitircinc. Iii Harper's, Mr. Allien, in discuss hiK the evolution of the short story, maintains that In this Held of litem ture American writers nro supreme: "Until recently the shortest stories by English writers were of consider able length," snys Mr. Alden, "showing how llrmly established among them was the habit proper to the novel. The best examples of the really brief short story have been French nnd American. The French takes naturally to tho vivid nnd piquant sketch, aid the American readily adopts tho character lstlc national habit of telling little sto rlcs n lialilt llrmly established In our speech before It appeared In our liter ature. The simple conditions of early American life gave the rney anecdote and the narrative of adventure their primitive eminence. Our pioneer life not only cherished the story-telling trait, but furnished material for tho stories, often somber, If not tragic, but more frequently humorous. It is easy to sec' from what matrix sprang the tales of the Elder Dana, of Huwthorne and of William Ullmoro Sims also the productions of our long line of humor ists, down to Mark Twain, Stockton and Drct Hnrtc. Poo nnd Irving stand lu a class not so sharply severed from European traditions; mid we can readi ly understand why Dickens and other English writers to such a degree ad mlrlngly fcllnwshlpped the latter, and why In Franco the former received sin gular appreciation, being there the only American writer familiarly known. "Tho nrt of short-story writing as represented by such authors ns Mau passant nnd Oautlcr nnd Mcrlmce reached a higher point of excellence than that attained In the work of their American contemporaries, and there have been very few of our writ ers who In this Held have approached Turgenlflf and Slenklewlcz. Hut for English-speaking readers the Held has been most satisfactorily occupied and almost monopolized by Americans. In boldness of conception (though avoid ing moral risk), In sincerity of feeling, nnd hi humor they have surpassed nil others." LATEST ON EQUINE MILLINERY. It wns very curly in the morning and nil the horses lu tho boarding stable were getting ready to go to business, "How do you like my now hatV" asked Kitty Urny-horse, as sho placed u straw hat on her shapely head and cleverly drew her cars through tho car holes. "Very stylish and becoming," said Rosle Red-horse. "Pull It u little more over your forehead. Therol How very becoming that scarlet trimming Is to you. Now, I can't wear scarlet nt nil. I look like a fright In It." "Vou look like n fright hi iinythlug," mumbled Ilesslo Hay-hor.se, Ill-naturedly, half under her breath. "What's that?" asked Hosle, shnrply. "Somo peoplo haven't any moro man ners than to munch their words." "Did you happen to meet tho dark complexioned horso that draws tho candy wagon V" asked Kitty, pleas iintly. "No; what kind of a lint Is she wear ing this summer?" asked Rosle, "Tho sumo oiiu sho wore hist year, A great big hut with black velvet bows and a bunch of violets on It." "That old tiling'" exclaimed Rosle. "Sho looked perfectly ridiculous In It last year. I don't think It nt nil suit able for business, do you'" "No, Indeed." said Kitty. "I wish, though, that we horses didn't have to go to business. We'd bo much hap pier If wo could all b'o ono of a jm'lr, and Just draw a currlago for pleas ure." "Carriages and pairs nre nil going out," grumbled licsslo Hay-horse, sour ly. "It's those old automobiles. They shove us out of nil tho pleasant places lu life, but I notice, when It comes to tho pinch.- wo have to help them out. And there's not one of them strong enough to drug a load of railroad sleep ers, or any other load that's niiywuys heavy. They can supplant us If they want to; the tlmo will come when wo horses will strike, nnd only tnke tho ensy positions, nnd then see how they'll manage!" l'romttffnfc Candidates). Civil service examinations urc some times tho source of no llttlo amuse ment. Tho Now York Hun tells of a tost of condldutes for tho po.sltlou of park gross-cutter. The first paper tho examiner picked ,up contained this (juestlou and answer: "What aro tho cubical contents of a room fifteen feet long, teii feet wide and eight feet high?" "Ono bedstead, a bureau and a wnsh stnnd. If such a room was a kitchen or a parlor, It would bo' larger mid contain moro articles," Here Is another question nnd answer: "What Is the difference between three feet squuro and three square feet'" "It could not be." At this moment tho examiner wns Interrupted In his work by a big man who opened tho ofllco door and said; "Do you know anything about civil service'" "A little," replied tho examiner, "Well," continued tho visitor, "I want to know where Pat McCann stands on tho old mowing list." "Third," said tho examiner. "And 'how many aro there ahead of him?" a- mm s.Plnwii.wi i - The lazier a man Is tho moro he In tends to do to-morrow. Wise is the prophet who doesn't bet on his prediction. Walla Walla Advertisements. T IIWIS W. IIEATON SJ MntinKcr Plcartl Ur.d trtnklnn Pantora. Graduate Embalmer and Dlsliifector. Licensed by Illinois Stato Hoard of Health. Member National Association of Hmbatmers. P.O. HoxTKi- Phone, Main! IB. WALLA WALLA, WASH. J. W. COOKERLY. 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