East Oregonian : E.O., August 01, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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WBDNBHDAY, AUUUH1 I. 1900
i American Qirl
Tan Shoes
.1 tint tin' thing for tli' RHMBtallMi
rKOI'LK WHO ARK HBHE FOR A DAY.
Best $2.0 Shoe in the Miirket
Call Bod IW IIiciii.
CLEAVER BROS.
8tV
Tun Boot and Shoo Men.
Main Street, IVnillftmi, Oregon
BREVITIES.
A rimer, choice cigar
iTt-ainiTv i-iii t-r. Ilawlev A
at Haw lay A
famih inackere
IhisI in town
Had lev
lKI.lt,
Wilc.x.
.lust in : Cral' iippl
Wil.nx Co.'s.
if von want titan
K ( Martin's.
iMvi-rn' blaad aof
llawli'v V WlleOXc
Sweet corn. I'lililiuue ami ( iiii.iIi
H. Martin'a.
Mel all lia.aar i.. uterus lor Mil at
the Wi-ssol liejuirtiueiit Store
When von waul cream or in- 'renin
tfii'phoni' Duttna, Blaak, I0B,
Yon can aJwMagat lha nicest ragata
lli'. in the Market at K. Martin -
.Ml kimls of fruit- and fresh hemes
nlaaal in the market ut Q.R. Damott'i
.Melons, cutilcloies, llartlt'tt .i-ar-
ami treestwio (cactics. Mauley A. 1 1
I1IX
Purine, tin- nali- at tin- Wessel lie
imrtinctit Stores all koimI- will he -o,
at com.
If yon want pur' liotni' rendered lanl
willi no adulteration go t" schwur
ami dreiilicli.
Henry the Konrtli, the HtfgMl K
Wet cigar in town, for In cent, at
I'atton's cigar atota,
You can get nianv goods for
little money lit the Wessel leiurtitn'iit
More- 1 1 1 r i ir their sale.
ritioiipple ami strav, liorrv ice cream
n1ii, claret phoiphutc, oca-kola ami
lluzi'lHmnl iii cream at Ward's.
J.ot. Hctween I'emlleton anil Pilot
KiH'k. two hah"- i i I ii. m harhcil-wirc.
If found, ptaaaa notify T. 0. Taylor.
If you are going out cam pint: von
will want lunch good, K. Martin has
a nice line of all kinds "l ilevileil ami
lotted moats
You will never tlml anv nther pill
I . I I .
Irniiiii ami jiieiis.ini
a- I'.'Witt'
Tallnuiii A Oo.
Ml
Little Karlv Kiscr-
leading druggists.
See (' Sharp for paper liangiug ami
iililinliiiig. lie h i- competent men for
Isith linen of trade. Opera (House
hliH-k, Couri street.
HicycleH can in- parettaand at (he
('reacent Agency in the Kant Urcgoniaii
building o'i m-tal I meat-, paymeiit (1,
or MMi a week. No intere-i
0, R. leniot a ii i.i k ink' a sjH-iiulty
of fancy groceries. Iliri line of staple
grm'erieH are oi the loiulini: hraiid.
Your orders left with him get prompt
delivery.
MotlierV endorse it, chil'lreti like
it, Ohl folks UHe It. We reler tn I Inn
Minute Cough Cure. Il will .pnckly
cure all throat ami lung tnnihle-i.
T'allinan A: Co., leading druggists.
he we 1 1 Cr.ickor, of Walla Walla,
youugeat Hon of K. . Crocker, is quite
an inventive genius. ,at year he
baalll an aiitomohile amlthi- vear he is
loing the turn on the unicvcle He
completed one a few days ago ami has
already learned 0 ride it with perfect
cant.
Millions will he spent in polltlot
thai year. We can't keep the cam
paign w ithiiiit money any more than
we can keep tin- nod) vigorous with
out load. Drfpaptlai aaad to ntarve
themselves. Now Koilol I ivsie'iisia
Cure iligents what yiai eat and allows
you tn eat all tin- gieal land you want.
It radically cures itoaaarh tronhles.
T'allinan & Co.. ieailing dfUgglala
CASTORIA
I tllr Mtiulul t uf CUAh. II
lu ur tor mute lliu thirty yee,, aod
New Lines Just Received....
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
Complete Assortment
Stationery.
Miss Bowlllt, ilangllter of .1. II.
Moulin, whoso name has bwoota
familiar In nveryoiie lierealiinitH, was a
visitor on TnoHilay. Miss Howlin
was at her home the night of the iit
tamptad arrest of her father, ami she
look part in the resistance against the
I tluee ollicers. It is related hv HIM
Rowlln that, as the affair was at the
p. nut of highest interest ami it seemed
likely that the ollicers would HOttfl
her lather, she seir.isl the coat tails of
the principal one of the three, held
firmly to them, and retarded the 00'
oer'H movement- snlllcientlv to prevent
him from getting hold of Mr. Howlin,
who had vanished into the darkness of
the night. It is also intimated that the
00al "( the ofltatf liaedaa much 0 re
ceive the attentions of the tailor,
when Mis- Howlin loosened her hold,
after she snw that her lather had
ettccteii an escape.
Personal Mention.
.ludge Halleray returned thi- morn
ing from Cortland.
Mr. ami Mrs. .lame- Nelson returned
tnda to their home on lintter creek
ltd Kbatl has rotnnted from Lehman
Springs, where Mrs. KIm ii remains in
camp.
lien Ihipuis. ii vonng husines- limn
,,f Weston, ha- Mat) visiting in I'en
dlatoOi
Ueone Barnharl started ui hi
threshing out mi hi Wild Horse wheat
todaj .
Laa Drake leaves Saturdav night for
Lehman Spring- where he will eiijox
an outing.
Col. .1. II. Kalev left Tuewlav night
for Salem. He ha- DMlnoan bafon the
supreme court.
Joe Klein returned vesterdav from
pleasant trip to Kugene, Salem, and
other valley cities.
Mr-. Karhart is reportiril to he seri.
oiisly sick at her home on Wild llor-i
creek live miles from I'endleton.
Walla Walla Statesman: Professor
II. A. ILinerhach left lust night for
Seattle, lie will take his summer
outing mi Whldoj island.
Charles Merritt. for tw year- super
intendent of the state printing nllice
under State Printer W. II. Laadl, i
in Pendleton today on hiMiness.
Walla Walla Statesinan : Mrs. Presi
dent Penrose and children leave to
night for Taoomit ami will spend the
remainder of the mnmaf mi the
Sound.
Naal MoBaaharc ami fainily, of
Helix, -topped at the Qoldon Itule
hotel Pslav mi their way home from
an OQting of several weeks at Lehman
prings.
Mr-. Smith and Mis- Kloreiue
Smith, of Walla Walla, passed through
Pen lieton on thai I way I" Meachatn.
where they will camp for several
weeks.
Mrs. Sheridan and daughters, Misses
Maude, Leo and (icrtrude, left this
morning lor Lehman Spring-, where
tln v will remain until cinder weather
of the fall.
Joseph McCahe, president and gen
eral manager of the W. V C. R, rail-
w ,t 'company, returned tins morning
from Portland, and. in company with
V.. W. McComas, went mi t.. Walla
Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. Oniric- Oahoofl left
loday for a mouth of camping at Leh
iii. in springs, and other resorts in the
Hlne mountains south from here, in
tending to go to the John Day country
hofore returning to Pendleton.
Karl (iilanders ha- succeeded II. A.
Faxon as I kkeeper for Henry K"-
pittke. Mr. Kaxon is at present en
joying an outing at .Mcacham, ami
upon ills return will accept a respon-
ole position w ith W, II . .1' tie-.
lr. Ilelle C. Kergllson lelt on the
early train this morning for sun I' ran -cisco,
where her son, W. s. Kineh.irt,
xp vt- to enlist in the United State-
navv. -Utile- lie .Moiintainer. Or.
Kergiison is the wife of Ur. K. K. I'er-
guaoil, l irmerly ol I emlletmi .
ilem Journal : (iovernor ami Mr-
tieer and daughter, Mrs. Downing,
left tin- afternoon for Portland, where
tin",- will join a partv tor the ascent of
Nil. II I. That will make the trip
through the Hand of Eastern Ore
gon ii'vlieel and the governor expect- to
to the top helore In- returns.
Mi-- Boa Patterson, daughter of Mr.
ind Mr-. Otis Patterson, of The
Hall"-, has returned from a winter
spi n iii Oakland, Calif., where she
lit I.il school. .Mr-. Patterson and
Mis- Patterson are oxiiecled soon to
ii I r H to I - in Pendleton and Walla
Walla
La (iramle Chronicle: Kev. John
Warn n, the gentleman who had the
misfortune to hreak the hones of his
llmw joint hv heiug thrown from his
carriage near Mcacham, some time
ago, arrived in this city thi- morning
from Pendleton, lor a final dressing of
his arm. Or. MolitOf is hi- attending
physician .
Laker cit Daexoarat i Thornton William-,
the well known attorney, form
erlv located here, and siihscipiently in
Harm y county, in in the city accmn
iNinied hv his wife and to paraUUMWtly
locate. Mr. Williams ha- resided for
lie p.i-i year or en in Southern Cali
tornia hut did not Ind that cmiutrv to
his liking. He prefer- Maker coiinlv
and Ins mam frn nds here are glad ol
in- ilaaUInn
Dalles Chronicle: Sheriff Win.
I r.i.ier. of Multnomah county, was in
llu- i My IntnrdftV evening returning
from the interior where he had heeii
lei. in,.' cavalry and artillery horse.- for
tin- government. He ihlppad one car
load Iroin here and sent so head acrons
the mountains from Crook cuiintv. Mr.
I raier nays there will ho eunniilcrahlc
demand for horses during the slimmer
and lull, as tlt. government will need
large tilllnberi to send to the Philippine-
and China. The animal- miut he
gentle inn I ready to go into the service.
Leah Hlroehi lr. J. R. Blngbnnt ami
fainilv, Miss Mahelle llrents. Churitv
I', nkeiiv. Harriet Ankenv. Walter I
Moore, John I), Ankenv. S 1 1, win
gitrd. Robert M. Ankenv.
Portland Mr. and Mrs. Felden
Iteimer, Mrs. Albert l eldenheimer and
two sons, Mrs. Hen Nenstadler and
son. Mrs. Nina Larsue, Mrs. W. A.
Bantl ami family.
La Grande lift. Omega nkes and
daughter, Mr and Mrs. Shacklev.
C.llax Mrs. I.lppetta and family.
Hoise Mr. and Mrs. N.N. Northrup.
Spokane -Mr. S. M. Silverman and
family.
TO NAVK.ATK THE COLUMBIA.
Stenmer Billings About to Commence
Running Regularly.
Regular steamer transportation is
about to lie introduced on the upper
Columbia by the Central Navigation
ami Construction OOmPMiy. and the
-learner Billing! Will ply between Lew -iston.
Idaho, and Celllo, Oregon This
steamer will lie used in OMMOtion
with the portogt railroad toCelilo, and
it is claimed that the service will
eatie considerable of n change in trans
port it ii ui matters.
The steamer Hillings, h uvever, met
with a mishap the lirst trip out, which
will delay the inauguration of the ser
vice for several days, and rhaps
longer. She has just been rebuilt at
Pasco, being supplied with Ml hull
and holler making her a model river
eratt. hbe is 100 feet long. M.O feet
beam, six feet hold, with engine
Si'xfHi inches, and carries electric light
apparatus.
Billings went on the Rocks.
Captain II. C. Cue will have charge
of the vessel, and he was at the wheel
when the vessel run onto the rocks at
Oulnna, below I'mutillu, ami stuck
there This will delay the construc
tion of the imrtage railroad, for the
Hillings was to have lieen nseil in
bringing the rolling stock therefor
from Pasco to Columbus.
I aptain Coc is referred to a- one of
the few remaining pilots who formerly
run on the upper river, and u- being
familiar with every mile of the river
from Lewiston, Idaho, to Celllo, Ore
gon. Captain Whitcoiuh, irt captain for
the Company i is of the opinion that
the Hillings will he gotten safely off
the rocks within a few days and quick
ly repaired.
A PAIR OF FIRES.
Both earned the Usual Excitement, and
SPECIAL
To
He Read
Every
Day
Little Damage.
alarm at ft:!.-. Tuesday evening
I the department and a large (ipf Vnilf till II.-.
A II ri
attract
crowd to the hillside north ol tin real
deuces of C. B, Wade and Judge S. A.
Lowell, mi Nob hill. Pry grass mi the
south side of tin' Hyer- niillrace be
came ignited hv spark- from a passing
locomotive on' the 0. R. iV N. (V's
railroad, and tbtonad danger to resi
dences. The tire quickly -pent il-' lf
and water from a garden hose removed
the last vestige of danger.
Shortly after II o'clock la-t night
another tire alarm attracted a crowd to
the vicinity of Hotel Pendleton, and
the lire was quickly located in a large
pile of tirewoisl In the van! to the rear
of that papular hoatalry. The tire was
extinguished in it- incipicnev, al
though when lirst discovered il was
making a strong bid tobccom trouble
-ome.
Tiie damoji in both the Dim mm
scarcely sufficient to establish in dol
lars ami cents, but the MMlbllltiH Ol
damage, particularly in the latter case,
were very great, as the wind was blow
ing from the northwest and the entire
block was in imminent danger.
Come and hik at the bicycles at the
Oreecenl Agamy in the Last Oregon inn
building. Ilicvcles for u small amount
down ami the balance in monthly pay
ments, no interest.
IS IT III.
For an Editor to Recommed Patent
Medicinal?
(Friitit .H Ivhii Vslli') Nvivi, Uri'vard, V ('.).
It may be a question whether the
editor ol a newspaper ha- the right to
publicly recommend any of the various
proprietary medicines which flood the
market, yet a-a preventative of suffer
ing we feel it u diltv to say a gissl
word for Obnmtwruitn'i Oollo. Cbolera
and Diarrhoea Uemedy. We have
known ami u-ed this medicine in our
Amlly for tWMty vears ami have
alway- found il reliable, lu main
cases a dose of thil remedy would save
hours of suffering while a physician
is awaited. We do not Isdieve in de
pending Implicitly on any medicine
for a cure, but we do believe that if a
bottle of Chamberlain's Diarrhoea
Remedy were kept on hand and ad-
mlniitered at the inception of an
attack much suffering might he avml-
d ami in many cases the presence of
t pltyficiau would not be required,
i loOjOt this bus Ihu'ii our OXpOTioOOC
luring the past twentv years. For
sale hv Tall man Co.. druggists.
KOEPPENS
MODERN
PHARMACY
Everything that is kept m a first
rlass, up to date drutr itorr.
115 Court St.
lirousc Heaeon
Plenty of
i (pens Aug.
Shell- at
H. J, Stillniaii's
oerMt eakbaac Main We.
French Restaurant..
rHB PLA0I TO MAT,
Where vim can gel somothlllit
Far
AND
baVkaWs
(lus l.al ontnlnc.
Proprietor.
W Alt.,,, f.ll.l-.. A
. m i .... .... . mima A,, umiiaa?
Iiv.i ..I I,. ""'iriji,
" - I ' II T
m., " trnrn eiiuu'i'll
J Farmkh, the
Quick Cab Service Farmers Custom Mill
"III 1 tin .... i
I. u of thB ,,, H?, ".r'''iHari
lllg- fi
need Llrerr Blf.
: real iprtnfa at Any n
Reatoaablo Rate
KI.VIN i
t'topri
l .Mo
Depot Stable.
l-red Walters, Proprietor.
Oapeajty, IM baneli !"
Fiimr etebanfed (er wheal,
Fiour, mmi f i. Chopped Peed,
Valley Mimed. In . I ,, " UI
per, at an eaeeedlagiy inZ pi
vanei;- anil liit..r..o ol Hh , ,, , . "''"'orii .
SKi'iS."" '"-SS't;
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY
l-'ciin'1! WWi
Hill, II Dm I'rllir-lpnl.
irUteaai tmtm nawne tei.i is. imo
A HoinllMK anil lny Hchnol I'mlrr rre-
nt aiiaiwhein aiaee it.
Pitmnn' Pre pa re ten ami Acedmlo Ue
axrun' nta. t'o:i-a Preirnti.: Mllllarj
Jleclpllne. Mai.ual Training Boy Ol ail
4?a reaivriil
yv,r ealalopiisji or
h J. W
It friljil
Information aililreae
HIU U D., P. O
Or
I OK
Insurance
Kire, Life, Accident. Plate (lias-, el.
Loans
on Oity ami County Properly,
Real Estate
Improved and DnimpfOYed City Lots,
stock Bnnchee and Wlieal Partus
SEE
J. R. DICKSON.
Kaat (Iregonian building.
Tlw
tire
til.
IIKIIUIVil
lull
ttlainn M arinoe.
mid curafullv hi
men ihould
( lonvtiTatici
liaml tit
il Rambouilleta ami
They arc large, well
Looted Inicks. Sheep-
ee them before making contraote.
Furnished free to inspect tliis
horouKhhreds, AuureHH
CHAS. CUNNINflHAM,
"lo
m Dri
the
best
twenty-five
tent
coffee
in
Oregon.
1 inlu-mi . Ire.
Ii!t Heck. (Ir-
Vou Can Get -
The Galebrated Pilsner Beer
in liottles, ilclivereii to uny pari ol city,
Sl-50 per
at
Lots S. 6, 6, 9, Ifl and
11 in Block 81, Re
serve Addition to Fen
dleton, opposite Wash
ington & Columbia River
Railroad depot, will be
sold at reasonable prices
trm
All the Latest Sheet Music.
Tin- Latest Papers and Pe
riodicalH.
Talltnan & Co.
Leading Druggists
Coriwr Main and Alta StreeU.
Dady Kaat Occgoniaii, delivered
carrier, ouly ij cents a weak.
by
People at Blnehem Kpnnai.
A crowd ol liappv people ure at
Bingham Springl and the number is al
ways ureatly incrtiased on Sunday hv
the t'emlltitoii contingent. Kroni in
lorinatlon reeeiveil the uuest- there are
enjoying themselve- fully us well us
those oi any other resort in this vicin
ity, if not bettor. Howling, lianolug,
Una If and the hath- ure the most pop
ular forms ol eiiiovuif ut.
I i IL. n..- ih u lint of eouie of thoee
who are now or have boeu Itopping
them :
Kroni IVndletoii Oliver KoIhov,
Chan. Caiiieron, jr., l-runk Cloptou
and family, .1. R, PickHoii and lauiilv,
.Mr. and Mrs. ('. 0. lierkeley, Mm. N.
K. Henpuin. I.ouis 1). Jlonpaiu, II. 1'.
Johiieoii and family, J. H. Welch, and
mother, Mrs. M. . Moulc, ICarl
llorie, Rob. Adaiim, Mure MoorhoUMe,
K. laawtelle, Kalph Wade, ('. K. ('run
OHi Mn.R. i. Thompson ami daughter,
Mr. It. Alexander, llerlhii Alexan
der, II. (.'. (itieniNov, Kulnh Kolker,
John Curler, 0, I'. Holm, Mis K. J.
Frmicr, Nellie t'uiuorun, I'earl l.uckv,
K. Aluxamler, Muhel Nve.
Walla Walla-Mre. Ilirecli, Miae
Owl Tea House
(iasolinc, Mantel and Chimneys.
W. H. Jones,
Ocalcrln
Agricultural
Implements,
Barb Wire.
I . .1 ' . n rt oi ut Btreet , rear of Krair' Op
era llouae.
Pendleton Sayings Bank
OKI. AN,.' I.I. MAIvi II 1,
i A I'll M ...
AO,MMI
i .,,, i -iutiii HukluK lineUUM.
liiternkt alluweil on time depoalls.
hii'liHugH buuKlileuit aolil ou ell urlui i.
ittl poluU.
Meecikl attention given to nolleelloui.
W. I. KIIKN1SH, Preeldeui.
J. N.TKAl., Vloe-Preetdent.
T. J. MOKKlH, Uetliler
The Pendleton
Foundry
Adjoining IVndletoii Hj thill Shop
Junctien
Alta and Court Streets.
All kinds of canting done on abort
gOt lea, Work Kiiurunteeil. Kxpert put
em maker employed. Don't send away
for your work, liavo ft done here.
THIS I'AI'KH IS K KPT UN K1I.K AT K
0. Hake's Ailverti.iug Agency, ui euil 66, M er
caeuu' Kiclielige. Hail run, i,,.. uuium i
wlieru uoulrecu lur eilvertiaiug ueu beiuetl.
aett.
each. The lots are ex
cellently located and are
only five blocks from
Main street. Apply to
&o JffldksQi
bast oregonian Bullditig.
heap Excursion ((ales
to i he as
Ou Juu J laljf It A -m mi i AugiiHt 1, tit-keU
1 1 'in lifiiver 'olnral(i .Spring. Huoblu lo
Chit , tit. Louit an-1 iiiiermu4ito iwiittu.
aut rclttru. Mill lo till by lliu
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
' Al rmtu ol
One Regular Fdre Plus $2 lor Round Trip
Ueluru 1.1 in It October Jl, lain.
SPECIAL TRAINS
dnk Niijirr oi l- rnoM orioaoo. rtekeu
elso gooit oa regular Irani..
Dai Dii-. ei 1"fi"n' "irlirrarlnlnrlnaa
unit Uaoltou.
Take aitvanlagij ul ttittse aM rates atnl
iwli.l ),i.ir vaualiou ill your ulil Ii.muu, si,.,.,,.
Iuk I'ar Kiiaervitliuns may be ma le unw lurauy
oi tna eaeuNlaaa wme for (nil laloraatloa.
A. K- C'OUFKK. 0. A. P. Dm I'ortlatnl, lln
K TIIOMI'KDN. A li P. A., Toueka Kan
JOHN' SBBABTIAN, li. P. A Chicago
00
u
s
A KoArdlnu ,tul
Day S liool for Girls
17 K.ir i-in ilium ait-
IKIIIIIM'Ts, ', i .
I'rliii liiil. I'nrilrttiil, tlregoti
i-oin ll K"i1.miiIh'I
ilww Ml- bLKANOH
THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD
The Leading General Farm Paper of
the Northwest.
A High-Class Illustrated Farm Journal--
Published Weekly at Salem,
Oregon Try It
Tba Honwatatd U a twtaty-ptg MPtr, Eooi olaMiu to the aaaa
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M 'vt,t n t'i'ii 1 1 51 ,t ycill, 111 UtlVAiKf lis lllllilii'tt oil
bei'tin M m -:i i i,..., ...,i i i:....i . .. . .
""'ii 'iiutciv luiiK nrst piacc amona
ii firm ii in ... ... I ... II : . I. ... mm 1 f'
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IIIWCM fi II lilt S lltli! it .11111 llll..r ul th.. r.i-.i.ili,,, .
latum VI'. ... . . I .'. . .... " . '
, ,i jwtii ui nicy i isi way not Belu aiaiataiu Uttie
... v .v niniutic.1 .t 1 1, iii newspaper ol general circulation
to toe intercs's ol tlii, seL-liiin
The price .)! tha VVkkklv Hasp Okkciomiav is ,. a year. We
will send our pMr lnfJ ihi R mmtmi qm year lor S-'.oo in a.lvance.
lvAsr 0SB00NI4M l'UH. CO.,
Heiitlleton Oregon.
was
gene-
all the 1 1-
oi wide eircu-
aiaUiu licie
and devoled
Jones' Chain Drive Mowers
BAIN WAGONS.
COLUMBUS BUGGIES,
RACINE HACKS.
Fall line of Hardwoods, Baiting,
kinds of Machine Extra s,,l..
in
agent
and all
for the
little 8-horae powar l( LUM 151 a THRESH ER
MY FRIO'S ARE RIGHT
E. L. SMITH
ITS FARM FEATURES."":
in, iiornouuiirn, PrniTtFy. yt,.'. VT y'
cleulna, R.l othor torli's wriu'! i 1r
el in. I siirro.fiil ,,,.,. , ' Preetl.
pl'lsiumtei)
'nitiin.
Willi Illustration arable j
.1 in.uillll',11' TO I . .. I , , . '"
f .r a llvlnir The l, m. "I .'"H M
Commerrlnl ABrlrnll,,, , l
WUIohtlieO.J.KAIU.Kn,,,,',',,.,
THE FAMILY FEATUHFS.hu.
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