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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OllEeON, SATURDAY. AUGUST 81, 1901.
VOL. 1
NO. 4217
The Place
To buy Groceries
j, where you can have a hi
$0ck ,o select (mm. Call
jml hi me. Mv stock is
W hoth in fancy and staph
jroceries. 0. R. Demott
Prices Pushed Down s Notch
and hammered and slashed until cost
and value are no longtT thought of. To
gel rid of summer goods is our idea and
to do it quickly we are giving such
vulims as seem almost impossihlc
Alexander & Hexter,
liRNRRAL NEWS.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ALL SOLD OUT
Fall Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Gloves Here
EVERYTHING FOR FALL TRADE IS HERE
UfL wish Is snow every man
and hoy the newest and
nobbiest line of up-to-date
styles and fabrics of Clothing
lor the fall trade. A lowr-r
price lor the same goods or a
better article for the same
money. .
OVERCOATS here, but w.ll
Ulk of them later . .
Ql'K entire attention is cen
tered on the Furnishing
Goods line We have the
most complete line and the
lowest prices. ... .
OUR STYLES are above sua
picion and we give correct in
formation on styles, qualities,
size, price, etc., etc
"THK M w I. lock for (all, 1901,
of KNOX is her. $5.00
Also the latest ZEPHYR S.00
STETSON ..$.$5 and $0
GORDON .$3 and 8J0
OUR HRAND
$1. I JO, 2.00, 2.RO
WE have the i el lrat- ) Han-
sen Glove thai wears so well
You know it.
THE .
BOSTON STORE, The Money Savers
'hat Parent
P Scholar::::
ill Overlook
These Prices
tenuis.. .. , a-.
U)Qrl P...
,,Uir5C Pencils 2 U2c
Nln .
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Ired n,.-.: r.
wing riiMls cc
P T,l,. . ... . .
town "'ggest in
N I 2c bottle.
A Lover of (iood Livinn
demands good bread as the
leading article of his diet.
When he has our bread he
has the best that is made.
We use the best wheat tlour
in this bread, and our every
process is the best result of
experience in bread making
l u "t
C. ROHRMAM.
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Md School Books
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IE)ERICK NOLF.
!0s and Rle,
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,th Every Order
BAKER &F0LS0M
For Combination Folding Cots and
Chairs. Just the thing to take to the
mountains - - -- -- -- -- -- --
Next Door to Postoffice
Pendleton,
Oregon
The naval hospital hit Solace arriv
ed (ruin Manila, via Cuam ami
Honolulu. The veaeel brought a num
ber of paaaenger, am. ng them the
wive ami children of naval officer.
It ia Cuba's dav at the Pan-Ameri-can
and Henor Don Thoma Katrada
Pelma, the Cuban leader, ia preaent
with a nnnitter of other distin
guished citizena of the "Hem of the
Antilles.''
djntant (General Camron, in )a
report to Governor IVtokery, on tha re
cent Pierre City race war, holds IbfJf '
iff Man love of Lawrence county re
pOOalbia for the lynching of the three
innocent negroes.
I'reident U, B, Mellen tiaa ap
pointed William L Marling chief en
gineer of the Northern Pacific railroad
company, the apint ment becoming
effective September I. Marling anc
ceel Kdwin II. McHenley.
The court of St. James, which hail
aaaomed full mourning for the dowager
empress of Germany, will per
mit black dreaae with colored rib
bon, tlowere, or feather ; or gre Of
white drees with black MMmMBR.
By the turning over of a Pullman
car on a Rio Oran.ie train Mother
Raptiste of Menver. the mother uper
ior of Colorado, waa killed and Sister
Mary Nora and llarley McCoy of Men
ver and Pullman ('nmiuctor Whan
were injured.
The secret arv of the interior tiHe re
ceived from l ieutenant K. P. BerthofT,
of the revenue cutter aervice, a report
of purchaaea of reindeer made in Si
beria for eh I pm set t Alaaka during
the preaent aummer. Me aav he haa
secured 4JS0 vonng doea and .'HI buck.
all of the large Tunsu breed, ami he
think that a contract can he madt for
1 (' rein. leer for next summer.
Senator George V. Hoar ia 7o veara
lit Out, aa haa leen his wont
in the past, there waa no apecial com
memoration ol the event. A number
f hi old friend called to pay
their respect and telegram are com
ing in to bim from variou part ol the
countrv. I he -enator'e health ia el
cellent and hi teal in public attain,
o atrnng a mark of hi character, i
aa uuabated a ever
The day on which the tirt Iruitx ol
the harvcM were bleaae! in the
chunhe. which waa celebrattxl
throughout KuHla tlilo week. inut
have been a dav of mourning in many
of the province. The outlook haa
growa worae almoat every week during
the laat four weeka. Kven vegetable,
including potatoec, have laen largely
burned bv the acorching heat in aome
diatrict. The approaching winter
ill be one ol the gloomieat Kuaaia
haa ever aeen.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
At McMinnville, the reanleuce of
Mrr. Sidney Burnett, mother of Qajo
Burnett ol Saleni, bnrneil Thuralay.
I. oh, 2(Kaj.
Miaa A:iiiu llanua wa ele'td queen
of the atreet lair and carnival t he
held in Baker City Kepteuilwr H-7.
Mihh Manna .bleated Mia lila Pri
ett by .r)0 vote
I in- broke out Thuraday afternoon
in the atore room ol the Brown Paper
Company at Oregon City and apread
aero the canal, igniting the tore and
ware room ol the Willamette rulp and
Paper company Both building were
leatroyod with the contenta, conaiting'
o! alum, aulphur, pulp ami machin
tn Loaa, lln.iaaJ ir flo.Ua).
No former Aatoria regatta liax opein-.l
aa auapU'iouaiy a dnl the oue winch
wa heralded at auuria inurmiay
morning by the firing of the National
aalute. Throughout the day. Actor-
lalir gave theniM-Uea up to the enter
tainment ol the many thouaand ol via-
1 tor- and did homage to the queen and
ber auite. The weather conditions
eu perlecl, with an abaolute calm
during the morning juat adapted lor
the rowing race and other event re
quiring atill water
rbf BritMO hark Horado, hound
from I'ullao (or Portland, Or., want
an, ..re al I AO Thursday morning nine
mile aouth ol the Coquille river. She
Ntruck lieail on and awuug around, lay
with her bo to H' ea. Hbe had two
beavy anchor out, and the cantain
bad hopea of Moating bit ihlp off, but
men who have had eieriem'e on the
Ijeach in that locality laim thai the
ebanOM are agaiiiHt her being Moated,
hhe haa about 1UU too ol coal lorwar I
and aOSM l.allaal alt.
28 LOOSE CARS
KILL 28 AND
INJURE i3
o
Supt. Downs of Great North
ern and Son.
e
26 LABORERS THE OTHER VICTIMS
TV Bodies Werr Coosumad In tbf Flimm
Tbit Turned the Wreck Into 1
Horrlblf HolOMuM
"See Dem Freezers"
I have a full line of
The Peerless Ice Cream Freezers
from one pint to ten quarts, will freeze cream
in from three to five niinuteu; also have a full
Hue of tibhiug tackle, hammocks, etc. See my
line before buying
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man.
SI. Vitus S
Dame, or chorea, i one ol tin moat
piti . ile afflictions humanity ia called on
to . iidurr Th.it lbi oiata.-- can I
cur.d, hiMMVtr, is proven b llir fact
Out ii aV0 luud by the in of
Pavaritc I'rew njjliou 'I he
! I lUOIIIIlllll' I III I t
I'M I
ll
iff
L,
or tn.t
iqaiii tue nerve e
ertcxd by iliit. re
ni.rk.ihle uicdnine
U witneavd In by
thoiif. iini w ho UaVjB
fout.d bMlillj id
Btrtimtli in its im.
Ii im) only turn,
wntatih olaawt
but 11 proi ion k the
health ol the wllnle
)t is ., hi I VI -
leedino, htrVMMtaV
i . . . 1
I. 1 y,nuiy. si' ij. .ii'iui
Hig mcdiciiM. It
I WA nwl is weak women
atrouy ,iin Kick
uolnt 11 w ell.
" I'avoriti- i'l e -hCiptiun
" 1 out. mis
no aliohol and ia
entniK free lioni
OptUBIi ciaanii .nut
all other narcotic
It I'.tuiiol disa;(ut
with the weakeat
lelicate couatitul ion
Kaliapel, Mont., Aug. .tl.- Twenty
eight wild freight car going dowu a
mountain at lightning upend craahed
into the Great Northern paaaen.r
train near Niao on Friday morning de
moliahing the private car of Aitaut
Oeneral Superintendent Mown, and a
day coach full of lalorer. Two
wrecked car caught fire ami burned
PD, I 'own and hi aon inalautlv were
killed with their 000k, Many lalsirer
were killed and hurnel. The sleeper
caught fire, but it i reported all the
paaaengert eacu pisl .
A train bearing the dead and injured
arrived hero tin morning. Train IBM
reported thai M were kiiltal ami II
wounded. Of the 'J'i laborera killed lite
corpae of twenty were conaunied in the
llame that deatroyed Super intend. oit
)own' car and the lalmrer'a coa.-h.
The paaaenger train had juat reached
the level ol the main line when the JH
freight car broke looae from the train
on a mountain aide and a few ml
later craahed into the rear ol the pa
engr train with terrific lorce I be
apecial car and the worker' coach were
crushed like egg Mhella. The debri
immediately took fire and the DBforlO-
outer wcr. 1 angld under the heavy
timlNr and burntxl to death. Tin
waa the late met by Oowna, hi aon
and In conk. The burning car de
troyed the telegraph wire and it wa
many hour lie (ore relief could U aent
for Soon newa of the diaaater reached
Kaliapel and a wore of phyaician ami
h.ire and a wrecking train were aent
to tin acene.
Portion ol aome of the lualiea were
on the relief train. It ia believed now
that at leaat twenty of the corpae of
the working men were deetroved by the
Maine. Many ol the injure) are in a
sen. hi ...million and cannot recover.
Later Report.
The hat ol killed waa increa-d to
3ti, Twenty-eight Irodma were BQMMBa
ed in tiie wreck.
Victims or Newark Wreek
Kiaheater, N. Y., Aug. 31.-K. A.
Bradlev, the twelfth victim ol the
Newark wreck, dim! thia morning.
CAPT. 0RSYTH 4LS0 DBMBS
Ha Repudlatat a Kantat City Interview
Anenl Slahley.
Washington, Aug. M. -The navy de
partment thia morning received a letter
Iroin Captain Jamea Korayth denying
the Ranaaa Citv interview ill which he
ia quoted aa Baying that the ioblwj
roiitroveray ia due to favoritism ahown
Sam peon.
Will Challenge Howlaen.
Vahington, Aug. 31. rich ley 'a
i ouuael haa determined to challenge
the fitneaa ol Admiral llowiaon in ail
aa a ujeintier of the court ol inquiry.
1'hc i hallenge will lie made en aonn aa
the formal aeaalon of the court opens.
They claim they have arUdavita show
ing he baa be,eu a moat ardent partisan
of Kampaon aa against Schley
In his letter to Acting Secreiarv of
the Navy llackett, Admiral llowiaon
said :
"The uewspaper culling in queation
contained a atatement that I made a
compariaon tietwnen Hchley and Samp
son unfavorable to Mchley.
"I am sure I could never have said
this a he reports, nor aaid Schley had
the reputation ol being nervous and
hot headed in the naval academy.
"1 have in. rec.l led ton ol the gen
tiemau reporting lor the Koaton RMOrd
and 1 do not aprnve Ilia public state
ment aa mine.
"1 annul say 1 have mil diacusaed
with acquaintance matters publiahod
in the newspapers re ai'.ug to our
navy' iuosm, a well aa ttie uulortu
uate dispute so widely commented on.
"If the department feel the cauae of
the navy and juatioe would be tattler
aerved by relieving me from duty on
tbe court, 1 am entirely ready t with
draw voluntarily or have the depart
im nt relieve me upon its own initia
live.
"If, on tbe other baud, tbe depart
ment, knowing all tbe circumstance,
desire 1 should perform the duty, I
am entirely ready in perlorm it, ami
can, upon my couacieuce aud oath, do
mv duty aa a member of tbe court,
without partiality a the law re
quire." In reply Secretary Hackett wrote:
"The department, let me assure you,
baa no liuruoae of relieving ynu ol Ibis
duty. It La implicit confidence in
your s. ns. of j.istue and fair minded
tea."
SULTAN ASKS PROM PRANCE
th Resumption of DIplontall Relations
Pending Setttaniant of Olapute.
Conatantinople, Aug. 31. The an I
tan baa aent a telegram to Paria rela
tive to mattera in diapnte IwMwecn
the two conntriea. the lelegram
give onlv vague aaanrancea for aettle
ment of the dispute and reqiieat that
diplomatic relation lie reauined until
an agreement baa tseen reached It ia
probable thai Hrance will assent
sultan Would Pay Up.
lenna, Aug tl Turkiah advice
r-ceivinl here imllcate that the anltan
la - -1 ,,r a,,!!,,,., the Kri.thli
claim when the neceaaary money ha
Keen raiaist
THI: PLAYED HIUH STAKBS
Wealthy Hen Said to Have Won tf.00.
ooo at Poker.
New York. Aug. 31. A atory waa
pnbliabfjd here todtv to the effct that
J, T. Mutin, preaidenl ol the Pitt
burg Stuck Ktcbange, ami President
John Chainliers, ol the glaaa truat,
won half a million dollar at poker on
the voyage from I'orope on the
I eut at bland which arrived bore on
Thurday night. Muatin i aaid to
have won ". in one ackM.t.
THEY THREATEN TO SUICIDI
Prlne Chun and Suit Don't Llk th
Kaiser's Conditions.
Berlin, Aug. 31. Prince Chun and
suite sav thev will suicide of the Lat
er inaiat upon the humiliating Condi
tiona in connection with tbt apologv
lor the murder of Baron von ketller
Plot o Larey Caplurad.
London. Aug. 31. -I.ord Kitchener
I POrM (rom I'reloria the capture ol
Pint de l.arey, brother of the Itoer
commandant-general, lie alao report
tbe blowing up of a train hv the liner
near Waterval. A number of men
wire killed, including a lieutenant
colonel.
SOME URAI TERS QRAPT $2.S
COLUMBIA WON
FIRST RACE OF
FINAL SERIES
0 -
Old Boat Beat the Constitu
tion at Newport.
m
RIVALRY IS ROW VERT MM
A Harvl Hand. Ale. Slsalikl. Has the
Familiar "Con" laperlanoa.
Yeaterday morning a harvester cal
ling bimaelf Ales Hiaeliki came Into
town from the t aaey ranch to huy
some clothing ami incidentally to get
a lew drink lie viaited the illhTereut
aabaiua and by the middle ol tbe after
noon had obtained a very comfortable
jag. lie waa free with hi inonev and
took every opportunity to exhibit tbe
..intent of hia pisrket laiok.
Harvest abarper are numeroiia ami
in the coiirae of Ins rounda, Hia4tskl
became acquainted with two of them.
I luring the converaat ion which follow
ed he confided various in. ts concerning
hia career up to date ami found to hi
agreeable surprise thai his new Iriends
were intimately actiuiti tiled with hi
dinner employer ami had worked lor
him
S hen Sisel.kl had bia'nme very much
liitnx icatetl , one of the bariera sug
gested that ll be, Slaetakl, bad any
in IM atimit him it might be well to
deposit It in a safe place and conde
scended to take charge of it hnuaell
The victim agreed and passed over hi
puree containing The arrange
merit wa that the money should be
returned in the morning when he had
become sober. The "con" men plead
ed an engagement and left "Meet ikl
Ii aiung inmost halpleaaly on the liar
It dawned slowly on hi I m fogged brain
that something waa wrong. He limn. I
a policeman ami reported the i-ireum
stance.
Up to the preaent time, no Ira i
the gratters ha bean diacovered.
Chief of Police Deathman Investi
gated the matter tin morning, hut
was unable to discover any evidence
that SiHotski had Iteen held on. The
victim, however, atill hold to hi
atory that he gave hi money to a man
w to (ailed to keep hi promise to re
turn it.
New York Yubl Club Itobm Secretly Fr
Ibe ColuoMi fill win tbe
Series Hew Ob.
Itrentotr I'oint, K. ., Aug. 31.
Columbia win tha first of bt final
series.,! race U determine whether
the Chimin Of ( .miltl,iiti,.n g to lie
l"' HW against l.ipt.m' challeng
ar, Hboairoati h. r ,r,. m are
sch.slu e.l o lajgj mn
llrenton's MM, K I . Aug .11
The first race nf t, ,t n,,, ,
M'1 I'll rl l(i'flllr i,.r el,.. ...a al I
I wv' iiiieniriioiiai
t't'litt'-' WM a) MBtilusI aaaaam. tl.. V
roiifNr tf n!v. Tt-initituiKm ....1
lombla with iiht vict.r.M i ika
credit ol will tw mui.i ik.i
limit Thu rivulry Mwrn the s vn. 1 1
cnles ..a nn,g tM. t,t. i... ItauV use in.
tens,. While the members u the New
York Yacht clah (ondlv .herish tbe
de-ire that OueaWitOtkM will he m
led. si, thev feel a secret .lr...l thai
OolOtOhla may win the series sn.l make
ll necessr lor the cup iilteeto
sele. t bet A fine I7.kn..l hreete blew
and the sea wa simaith when tbe
yachts started.
" W'llin .all lUllghlt l 1.14411 had St Vlltls's
ilaiKr l aappeued iu uri urn- t vuur ainall
Ixjuk. uiul trail u " write. Hrurv 1. tgllltl Kaa
afloU North, ilist Hiirhiigiun lows 'A.i...u
uthn things 1 lututd thai It Pierce' PsvoriU
Prsacriptiuii lured puin-uls sunning In, in i:ui
KuubU ao I wrut ..ill null gut . U'ltfi- She ,n
vnv bad at thai lour aud cuuld harult lalg
Wht-ii I rrad about voui nirtli, int- in that small
t- I t.. ntysrlf with thr I -n ,.i t.ml awl
thai lurdlclur we cau cure out Uauylltt't Wr
(Ud so h'uur Uatlr-ol l-avurtn rYrscriptiuu '
LUird her ai. I del uu( havr p. tag bl to the
doelor auy uiote aa Is well thank . ,od ami
Umt ' Favorite Prcscripikta tot it
1 r. fletct's Pleaaaul fellcU cute Ul-touaiirsa
SOME (i(H) U00 tYES IN PARIS
Prneh War HlnlsUr and U 1 Naval
Commandar I tlKltsl Rath Other.
I'aris, Aug. II. riie visit yeaterday
"I ral iiiim. the minister of war.
to the t uned Stale training ship
Hartford, which h. pm into i .
Kotbolla In witness tha western inm
maneuvers, was the isiasinn lor a lit
tle rraiico American . li.iiiiintratloii
Alter an inspection ol Hie cadet who
Were drawn up uu deck and being
shown over the vessel, Ceueral Andre
wa entertained al luncheon. Me ei
pn.ss.isl keen Matiilacllon at being
alaiard an Ainern an ship and said he
Imped the visit would luiilnhute In the
tightening nl th Ikiii.Ib n( Iriendship
unit.ng the sailor ol the two nation
Commander John M llawley ul the
llartlortl in resuon thanked rti
Andre lor the MM ( Ins uiieipwlaul
Vilit and pVOaRiaBR It Inlorm bis gov
eminent ol It The ship's band tin n
plavisl th " Marsnillsise " and
"America . " A banquet waa given in
tbe evening at which all the admirals
ami generals were preaeul and to
which the American officers were in
vited Al.(iliR NOT TO ATTACK MILES
win Msrsit orad Miattcir ia ta Itflw
Ms Publltkas.
Washlngtuu, Aug U Kl SecreUri
ol War Alger has decided not In attack
t.ein ral Miles in ins lorthc.iuiiog bis
tort of the Hpaiilth war. It la aaid In
I r lends advise 1 1 list In make tha hajfljl
entireli one in dalenaa ul Ins own a.
turns.
NORMAL SCHOOL REGENTS
Will Heat on Monday to rrancact Many
Iterni of Ruslnait.
ft. A.eiander, president ol the
board nl trustee ol the Oregon State
norma, sclnsil at Weston, esect to
call to order on Monday a meeting nl
the huard to consider a hiiinbei ol uu
porlant Item ol business tin. I (In
most important is tbe resignation o
II. W. Monnal, pr.. lessor of s. lenc-ea
and vice president ol the h.,.,1 Mr
MoiiiiuI leiidensl his rt.aignatiun
ROaTawtlaM ago, and has gone uaat to re
i.iain. II ia departure ia rngretted ,.i
much by the uinmbera ol Ibe board and
the friend of the Institution, who re
garded him aa a competent . teacher.
A siucessor will be side, led, perhaps
on Monday.
Ibe hoard will alao consider matter
relating to the new hall now under
construction, ami it fitting. The hall
will Ire a handsome structure, aud
pla. . the acbiail in a much better p..
sit ion to handle the work ol the year
itegent J. II. Kaley i absent in tbe
mountains, and liegeul J. W. Htirllsar
I ill at bis home in I. a (ir nile
Hulldlng Reads I Tusaa.
Vancouver It I' ug. II John
fioodrirl imaklaRl af the llaallugs
mill "I Vail tel. and Captain Mc-
Kensie, agent nl Ihudreat Northern
railroad, leased sctiv work to be be
gun on the ..instruction nf the Van
couver, Nurtheru A Ynkuit railway.
It is said in.- line ill lie constructed
within a year.
o latperianl stsa.
A man vsstly iiupurtsut in Hregnii
and who has seldom reiwivnd much
public attention Is II. L. 1'Ht.ak. busi
ness manager ol the I'ortlsnd tlregou
lau, ol ahum the Astoria Daily Nws
IhlMSpsddM; Henry I.. I'lttia-k, busi
ness manager ul tin Oregouiau, wa
on board the list. .ml IJueeu yesler.lai
allermsin, though mil one ol tbe loyal
party. Mr i'ltltak I the man 1st
whom, more than to auy oue else, the
OragOObU. owe Us proud pre-eutl-nence
in the ii..rthel He IS a lltll
fellow Aeiylil U iounds. but he is
all man His high personsl i bara. ler
lias U the IMRgM ul Hi tlregoiiian
through Us ntir career. Iing III
to II I I'. tt.sk
. a 0 "
The largest prison iu th world la at
r resiies, frame, eight miles I rom
Paris
CARNEGIE MILLS RUNNING
Tbs Rport That They Would Close Wss
Hoi Correal.
PitUburg, Aug. 31. -The wills of
Ibe Carnegie company at l)uquene are
iu operation tin morning a usual
notwithstanding a report of laat night
that the plant waa badly crippled and
would have to close dowu tin morn
ing. W. J. BRYAN E0R HARRISON
unior lb Msbraakan Ravers Chisago
Man for Praaidant.
i i, ..ago, Aug. 31. It ia rumored
that William J. Bryan iu a speech to
be delivered here on .September 14 will
formally launch the Carter ffarrisou
presidential boom.
ud from Taaeaseat fir:
New York, Aug. 81. Two more vic
tim of the Williamsburg tenement
house fire laat night died this morn
iug, making the total five.
KOEPPEN'S
PHARMACY.
THE POPULAR PRICED DRUG STORE ON COURT STREET.
Moo, Sodp...
KlckatNjker'e Dog Soap is a
positive cure for animal skiu dia
caeea. It kills flees and given a
gross to tbe coal. RJ cts. a cake.
We alao have Otovere' dog amp.
Bee Keeper Iriend...
For scouring, cleaning and
polishing .hull, hoards, tiu, Hilt ,
copper, nickel and all kitchen
uteusilH. A pound ptLckage for
26 tlits.
Our HI OH Man Hi osh
'Puis ia a well made pure bristle
brush, soli. i block and water
proof, baud drawn brass wire;
no thread to mt or rust or oorro
sion. We know it will compare
well with most 11.26 nruslies and
plenty of l. Ml brushes on tbe
market.
We have s good assortment ol
brush. from 26 oellU up Ui$.6U
Ask to see the 10" hair brush
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