Coquille City herald., September 07, 1886, Image 1

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COOUILI E CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1886.
VOI
NO. 4.
ft hotter idea of the man's charac- the results of the fiasco at Sonomn self-s icritice which many showed: t »grapher has done a good basi-
i “ Most of them ate human tlesli, and ness here during the week. There
You may I*** mt onsisl« i.t ami sw« ur at your terfrom a single chapter than IV« m Bancroft says:
the many turgid pages of Profess-
That the revolt was unjustifiable, they did right; it was the noees- is a delicacy of finish to the work
wife;
M . M . M U R P H Y . M . D-
Ami the public also you may damn;
or Boyce’s book. Bancroft shows
uncalled for and not productive of sity. not the act, which was deplor- McMillan has doue in this county,
And may lead an ecstatic, intaugi »1** life—
Physician and Surgeon.
conclusively that Fremont violated
go d results is not by any means able; and the few who, at the under numerous difficulties, which
Hut for goodness sake don't bo a clam.
Office ever Dr. Lencve s Drugstore.
—Chicago Hera:d.
his agreement in entering the Santa all that is to be said against it. Its prompting of stomach or eon- is often lacking in the out-put of
You inny laugh at thr churches iiki>
(Mara valley in the early months of promoters were morally responsi- science, refused the revolting food, the best equiped Sau Francisco
C o q u il l e C i t y , O r eg o n .
soli Hob
lS4(i. As he had sixty men fully hie for all the blood shed in battle, deserve no special commendation.” studios.
S- N. A - D O W N I N G M- D ^,,u ,uav|lv,. wlth » w-xtim and sepulchres armed, the ( ’alitomians, rendered as well as for outrages committed After sifting all the evidence he For some days Supt. Switzer has
rob.
suspicious by his previous acts, by both sides on persons and prop- inclines to the opinion that tlie had a force engaged surveying a
Physiciau and Surgeon,
Hut for ¿»ornine»* sake don t be a clam,
were naturally jealous of iiis pres- erty before the raising of the stars most serious charges agaii st Kese- mill Hite on the lake. It is said to
C o ^ uillu C ity , O kboon .
—Detroit Free Press.
Calls—day or night—Promptly at tomb'd
You niA1 be a policeman ami weild a large om-e- This feeling was intensified and st iipee: and uot only this, b u tb e r g had but slight foundation in be the intention of the proprietors
when, in response to an order from for a bitterness of feeling between i fact.
j of the mill pro[»erty to ruu a rail-
club;
L . F. L an e .
J ohn L ane
And citizens heads you may jam:
( ’astro directing him to remove the two races iu California which
The volume closes with local an- road from the projxosed site to the
LANE k LANE,
And ilieir noses iu dust you may savagely
from the department, 1'remont lasted many years. Not only did nals of the South and North.
In ( Sandstone company’s wharf
mb.
AltoriipyH ami Counselors at la « .
sent a verbal refusal to ohey, and the insurgents not contribute to the last chapter San Franciscans
Hut for goodness sake don't b<* a clam.
Land Cases a Speciality.
[('•oast Mail.]
— Atlanta Constitution.
nt once fortified a camp on the the American occupation of the will find an extremely interesting
Ofloc on Main Street, opposite Cosmopolitan
A big find is reported in the
You may speed over the ocean in stonubeat- (iavilan peak.
Hotel.
Larkin saw the country,hut they absolutely retard- description of the growth of Yerba"
black sand mines at South slough.
en ships.
Roseburg,
Oregon.
danger of this course and warned ed it and increased its diihculties. Buena and of the orminal owners
Or the death-trays of «»Id I’nele Sam:
The w ork of diiving piles for the
You may try to drink laudanum in swallows Fremont that he woiihl soon have They were largely accountable for of lots prior to 1850.
Bv means of
J .M .S iolim .
J ohn A. G uay .
new mill at North Bond is pro-
or sips.
a force «4 20(1 men against him. all the blood that wus spilled a plan one is able to trace tlieown-
Siglin & Gray-
Hut for goodness sake don't he a clam.
gressing quite rapidly.
Castro, as Mr. Bancroft amply throughout the war. The men who ership of lots sold then f o r a few
Ittornfyx ¡inti Counselors At Law,
Burlington Hawkeye.
AlKlrexv Lockhart is going to
Marshfield. C«"»s county, Oregon.
You mav drink Jersv r lightning, ami have proves, acted judiciously in th is! had given the subject most Atten- j }1Undred dollars which are now!
Ovrica— Hullaml building. opi*osite Hlanoo
matter.
He had the right
in the tion and were best qualified
to uu- valued a* hundreds w.
of thousands.
sou^ieni California to look at the
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v-.'irj*.*
If ath«»me. you may safely eat ham:
controversy, hut lie did not lead derstaild the true state of uftnirs ; Thp Ynhnnp
w ill) tl.fw«nnr*lMil | possibilities of that much talked of
You may seek the north pole in a «umn.er
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1 1 ne v o lu m e ftlKls WUn U ,e COUCIUG-
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w . SINCLAIR,
chemise;
h,s 111 Pn a« a»>t fbe intrenched , believed, with some reason, that ing part of the p joneer Register j
Attorney at Law,
Efforts are beiug made to com­
Hut for RoeUnesH sake don't in ncinm.
| camp for the very good reason that the changeof ting might have been J am;j i n,]ex \\Te oan fanCy n
General Insurance and lteal Estate Agent,
—Texas Siftings.
lie kill'» 11 io losses «ouUl lie lieiivj. accomplished »itliout resisteucc or ; ]norp ft),sor(,inc to t),p st,KiPIlt ,,f plete the new tug at North Bend
COQUILLK ( T t y . O r e g o n .
You may shoot at an editor, be ucashier.
Wlmt lie del do wus to send out to l.loodslicd hod it not teen for the eaHy California liistnrv than these, ! so that the launch can take place
And your hands in the saf«' you may ram.
T. G . O W E N .
And down at Quel»e< you may !>«• a mnshier— the north for re-enforcementK, ami outbreak at Sonoma and the hos- minnte details of the doings of j ,iext Saturday,
Hnl for goodness sake don't be a clam.
this call showed Fremont that his j tility engendered by
that affair. mftn many
of whose tmmef* are im- TLe fa(it Biat boxes for packing,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
—Kings Life.
position would soon he untenable; j However this may be,
whether or morfa]jze^
jn the streets of this \
ure shipped from California, is a
M ahhhfibi . i ». Oon.
You may wind up the clock with a l>ootjack
so one morning he abandoned his I uot Larkin, Stearns
and Leese cj « r The
story of the vast for ! «(»’iking comment on our enter-
at night.
W hi I«* a st rai*. hi sober st' !*■ you may sham; fort and moved toward the San were correct in their : xpectatiou of fnlieK whieli tl,f»y allowed to slip l)r*‘se" M ouder some one does not
S- H. HAZARD.
You may sleep with vour l>i its where vour
.T.m«1«,in, tiled1«' Stepping ut U s-1 n peHceid.l,- occupation, whether oi ,hrollsll tllpir fil,ePrs rPa(ls |ikp a ship clams in here.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
head ought to be.
sen
s ranch on
There will I e a State Fireman’s
E mfihk C ity , O on .
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’ " Deer
...... creek
‘ '• Tliere ; not the liindowners, with the co-op- ron]ftnce> ,,ut anv onP ,v|,„ haB „
Hut tor goodness sal'.' don't !>«• a cla it.
— East l'ortlaml Yimlicator.
he added further to the hostile feel- eration of \ allejo and other infill­ personal recolection of the early Tournament in Salem on the 8, of
J . .W . B E N N E T T .
■ Yon mil" dodge tin1 assessor and swear ing against him 1>\ having 17ö * atial citizens and officials, would
days knows that the half has never September. Why don’t the city
you’ ve no sack.
Attorney at Law.
head of horses fro.«i the Indians in have b°eu able so far to con- been told of this strange in<^«^lerv i
put fc coat of varuisL on our
You may j»osensthe on«- «great “ f am :"
You may come as a ” va«t" and la* run in by in the Tulares, although he know j tr«*l their countryman as to prevent with fortune.
M ahshfikli ». O bkoo N.
Mr. Bancroft ]mfi j c ">ck engine aud enter it for the
no.
veiv well that this stock had been armed resisteiuv; at least there can now prepared the wav for I he great | st P "ze- . Something ought to be
D. X j . W A T S O N .
Hut forg«»«>dness sake don't be a clam.
stolen. Sutter claims that he wrote he no possible doubt that the re- j pvp,n^ ()f California history f]lo done with it; if nothing else cut it
—Astorian.
Attorney and Counselor at Law
; You may live in Corvallis and l>e very rich. to Fremont urging him to leave the ; volt did materially intensify tiie (]jsoovorv 0f aold—which will be j 11 ^ !lLcl sel1 li for syriuKes-
E mfiuk C ity ,O kk « ìon .
Hut for enterprise don't care a «1—n,
stohm stock liehintl, and that Fre-j hostility of the natives and Fhus
¡n ^he sixth volume. It , The desks for the academy,
\nd try tt» avoid the college to aid.
J. H. N O S L E R -
mont, while leaving the letter un prolong the struggle.
; will be awaited with much inter- , "hich are ordered through F. A.
Hut for s;o«>dness sak«' don't be a clam.
Notary Pubiic
answered,
never
forgave
him
for
His account of the lie or 1 l«ig e8f as |,jS m uteri als on this period Golden, arrived on the Arag«3.
—Corvallis Gazette.
I’ u v u l l * C ity . O on .
Rie
suggestion
It
was
a
few
days
revolt .Mr. Bancroft supplements j nre!ncomparablv ric|,Pr thau tho6P There are oO Normal school desks;
j Y’on may hie to the coast or the mountians
si
rich.
mth a valuable b.bl.ograplneal l f Rny of bis |jm|M i r . an(, ,,e HO grammar school desks, and a
after
Fremont
had
left
this
camp
D L. STE E LE , M. D-
Hunt and fish on the Santiam;
for the north that he was overtaken note which contains a review of the will be able to apply the historical j principal s clerks''tyrfh Sldd■■
Dentist.
Or e'en balhe in tin- wave of the Albany
3 ^ a x e liile ld ., O r e g c n ,
by Lieutenant Gillespie, with spe- testimony of most <>f the urominent method to the settlement of many ' boards and drawers.
ditch
The desks
Office iu Holland building, opposite
Hu; f««r gowdiit ss sake don't be a clam.
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cial finlors from Bnchaiiau.
He actors in the movement. The only
; long standing controversies | San are finished iu alternate stripes of
Llano«» Hotel.
Laughing gas and other
—Alba v Herald.
conspicuous
omission
is
the
testi­
also
received
a
packet
from
his
,sh and cherry wood, with tlusbi
•mrstLetics Administered for the painless You may paint the town red. end then mad­
Fraucisco: A. L. Bancroft Sr Co.]
fatl.er-in-law.
S«»imtor
B«»nt«
n,
the
mony
of
Fremont.
“
This,”
Ban­
extraction of teeth.
vtnl
ink wells, aud were manufactured
ly turn loose.
croft
states,
“
Fremont
has
repeat­
4M
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tO
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S%
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purport
«»f
which
lie
will
prob
ihly
And kick round like a battering-ram
in Chicago.
O. E. SM ITH,
i Ear npev'ry dam clam in the county of <\ h » s reveal 1 1 1
»g mem­ edly promised and as often failed
[Coos Buy N' .vn.
[ Gold Bench Gazette.]
Hilt f« r (. 1 » >din‘ss sake don't it;; a e am.
eon Dentist,
oirs.
tt* give me.”
Mrs. Church <li«‘d ,«t San F• rrm-
oilloe
J. J. Wilson, the watchmaker, is
l ii«“ nine chapters devoted to the cisco tin August 19th.
4 1 . 11 . IIIY< Itei r s "IIIMltKY
1 low largely th«^ ima inrtl i • i € 11 -
M ARSH FIELD, ORE(i()N .
I expected here this week.
OI 4 l l . l l o l C M 1 ."
T i ll .
ter«'«l into s«»me of 11 ie current his- coucpiest are excellent exam] les < f
Miss Rose Nasi-uri' left
i 1 u rs-
Fires are raging in the tuoun-
The fifth volume of H. H Ban­ tory o f th is p eriod is e v id e n c e d by the effort of the historian to obtain dav last on her return t itln Vca«l-
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i tains, and the smoky season is upon
Ra v. hich tiic truth from th lii.as^ i»l conllict- emy <>f the Sacred Heart al Salem.
croft's “ History of California” i Val uv * ic«vi«llit oi
WATCH-MAKER
AND
JEW ELEH.
I«;<ikin’s hoiis.«», and «it ing estimony. The story is not so
|R linden is very sick in San no.
w hich has just come from the press, " as held
Born —Near Ellensburg, on Aug.
O o Q \ iille O it y , O g n . will prove the most readable «if the "h id it* I Ml ijt I ct of a inexation of interesting as that of the Bear Flag Francisco, and has w ritten for Mrs.
| i f Work of all descriptions done at short series to those iuferested in the ear- ! Calih'rma was «liscussed.
Vallejo uprising, because it seems to have Huden, who leaves on the Arago. | '27, lHSfi, to the w ife of Thomas
notice and extremely7 low i»rici s.
vRn4S
John Norman has gone to Ran- 1 Lockwood a son.
lv annals of the state, since it cov­ alleges that after speeches had mole of I he political anti less of the
J.
J D E -A -2 S T ,
Bom In Elleusburg, on August
ers the period of the conquest and heen made in favor of France and pcisouai quality in it. The quar- , dolph, with "the view «»f making
and records the events which im- England and others for the irnle- lvls between Fremont, Kearny and j arrangements to thorougiilv pros- | 24, ISiSfi, to the wife of Cash Lock-
C o q u il l k C i t y , O r e g o n .
GENERAL AGENCY for the sal- of City | mediately preceded the discovery
pendenee of the territor}, he made Mason are detailed at length and pect his black sand claim at that wood a 11 pound son.
property, houses and lots, timber, farms,
ranch**, etc. Office in Herald building.
of gold. This period has been pro-
powerful speech in advocacy of furnish the most readable pas-
place.
McMillan is nowT at Denmark.
litic in controversies, as it includes J annexation to th«' United States, sages. \ ery amusing is t lie quiet i Trolling with a spoon-hook in ■ He
has delivered all pictures taken
J. P. EASTER, M. D.
Fremont’s mission to Californni, ! Although the substance of all these satcasm of the account of k r e -; the lower bay affords go««! sport, for parties in this vicinity, and
P hysician . S vbowin and O imtktuician .
tliej |'|1H mate of the Escort caught two everybody is well pleased with
Special Attention yiven t«» dinense* «»f \vcmi­ the Bear Flag revolt, the efforts of speeches is given by \ allejo in his mont s court-martial and of
en nud children, And all chronic forms of the native Californians to dislodge ! Reminiscences,
Mr. Bancroft de- «'laborate speech by Benton in the salm«>n in a short time one day last his work, which is inferior to none
disease. Cane«of obstetrics sib: te« th ex-
in the state.
tracted forHOcents each. Special treatment the intruders, and the final entry i elan s that he believes the junta to senate on Kearny’s nomination for : week.
for Hheamatism aud Neuralgia by the aietl-
.of the far western territory into the ; *,f* a myth, for the excellent reason »lie brevet of major-general. Ben-
\ party "of three from Newport
\ match race has l>een made be-
ieMcd vapor bath.
4)ffioe at residence iu (’tKjnille City.
l nil>ii. In this volume, even more j R,{it Larkin, who kept an accurate ton spoke on this occasion for thir- ]ately took a huutitig trip in the Gveeti J. Nay’s “ Mr.ud M ” and the
than in the one which preceded it, record of t.ll tiansactious, does not teen days, and the substance of his woods back of the Fourteen Mile Woodruff horse “ White Cloud,” for
I. O. G. T.
Morning Star Lodge i the value of the original records in | mention it, although it vitally con- speech tilled mer sixty quarto house, on Randolph trail. They SoOO a side, one half mile dash, to
the historian’s possession is shown. ! cerned him in his new capacity of pages of hue type, \\ hen he was j killed 12 deer, 4 bears and two elk. to take place at Smith river on
No- 464,
Meets nt Coijaille City every. Thursday Where other workers in this field | confidential agent of the United about to sit down from his tirade
On Sunday morning the mudflat Sept 11 It promises to be an in-
evening. Visitila» members of this order, in
are forced to refer constantly to a ! States. Bancroft makes the dry | against Kearny and panegyric on | in t|,e vicinity of the stave mill was I ter«‘sti..o race
good HtAndini», are cordially iuvit«'d.
half-dozen antlioritie», Mr. B an -! «miiiient on Vallejo'« account that Stockton, lie «aid, with unconaciona j coverp()^with'na'nlinea,'''which' In,I ............V ao-h « i „ „
croft ia enabled to give the readei ■ kla “ memory has been greatly aid- humor: “ X uniat break off.
I’l'* la-an left there l.y the title.
Al-
Wilkeaharrn, Aug. 27. —A fierce
L O. ^ 5 ^ * ’ o. F.
the carefully sifted evidence of a 1 l)>r hi* imagination.’
senate ha« uo time to hear inc Im tbonyh the«,* fish are considered a fire is now raging ill Nottingham
Coqnille Lodge No.53 i score of temporary observers, who
Professor lioyce was very severe ta r.
le n.
lvtsion o
ie «iii g ,Pat Helicaey, nobody pieked them ! shaft at Plymouth, ten miles west
Meet« nt Coqnille City every Saturday even
t, „ j ,tle incomiu« tide carried i of her« * Tliere a r e '3 0 0 'w en at
ing. fisiting brethren, in n«s*d stand in«, have prepared for him the record '»n We «nd the Bear Flag revolt, ject is not through, two other di-
!
of
transactions
which
hitory
ha«
but
the
tone
of
his
strictures
led
visions
remain
to
be
takeni
np.
but
ti,en)
o)r Hgaju.
cerdially invited.
work in the mine, and grave doubts
J. C. Laird. N. G.
A time will
often perverted, lhe same spirit the reader lo believe that he was I must break off.
Peter Scott is using 15 gill nets are expressed for their safety.
A. F. and A. M.
of perfect impartiality is revealed l * 'l " 'l * » » * » * •» .'• »
I f-«“ « / " «*P«»
si™‘ •»
on Ct)08.river am, '¡ 0“ B(b
,ttin TllPre ■„ , secon<) opening to the
Chadwick Lodge, No 68- in
this volume;
same «».«a.«
desire «v,
to I Bancroft, while he ...dnlges . in no 1 ! ,s , only .. begun. . . . Fortunately ,
on 4
4 more
morP wnen
when tne
tUp run ot
,,f salmon
salmon mine,
mine, ana
and li
if an
all cn
can reach it before
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on
M«eta at Coa uille 4’ity on Saturday even give every actor in this struggle ; ridicule or sarcasm
presents the , the patience „ the other scmU rs . ^
s,.
.( He aiso bus a trap the gas generates they will escapa.
in^ on ur before the full moon in ♦• r < h *
for empire his fair meed of praise. I«'«*“ t<"*» «> »tr.»n«ly as to make , Kearny died shortly after and the ^ ^
^ ^ <>f
,
,
Crowds of peop
M a th .
people are hurryiug
Jolin Goodman,
How rare this quality is among ! out a clear case against Ide and j great-speech remained undeliver- L m w|ljc, good { results
,.psa|ts are
arp an- from
fr„ ln a|
,
direction
all directions to the scene of
W. M. historians may lie seen from a com- • hi® compatriots, and especially ed
-een irom a com- •
j
’
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r
, | ticipated. Ho pays fishermen 25 fire, and the most intense excite-
u crof’s wot k on against Fremont, without whose
Interesting chapters are devoted
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A
parison of Mr. Bancrof
G. A R.
IM.IOL >* "OIK on 7
’
, , 1 . z, , ,
, M ..
, . cents per fish, and de«lucts one- J ment prevails in Uilkesbarre aud
iat
of several
several re-
to the Mormon
and . to third
. for the use of boat and net, i Plymouth,
n.
. . . in . both
. . of - wbich
, . , places
.
this perio«l with that
Gen- Lytle Post N o - 2 7 ,
uu hi
re- aid the Bear T lag
® movement
, a would
..
, ,» • Battalion
,
11 Kvi« «liscnK^f*«!
He cJevenson s Regiment. A review
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s.__ j
discussed have fallen fiat at the outset.
Meets at Coquille City, «»n every firm cent writers who have
when furnished by him.
live the families of the threatened
Wedneaday.
VTatinq ooiurad*,. in «ood the same subject
Where they shows that the diplomacy of Lar- of the Donner party presents the
miners.
[SouLhwesti-rn Ore««*n Recorder
lUndiD», cordially invited.
have
devoted
themselves
to
prov-
kin
was
paving
the
way
to
a
better
well-worn
subject
iu
a
way
which
A. H. Wri«ht, Commander.
Steward <fc Paden will bereaf-
ing certain theories, ami demon- undeistandiug between the two ! is a great relief from the exagger-, The Careys were to have started
Coqnille City Command, strating that certain chief actors races when suddenly the Bear flag ation of most of the accounts of from Port Orfoid Thursday for the «J
"I, LonH^«^ WedneiuW
were mercenary, or purely ambi- "as unfurled. Neither theoretic-, this tragedy of the Sierra.
High Salmon Moui tain mines with the . f
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: m © . x , o . x s . c . ,
jrompt
V m
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Meet« in thia place every first and third tious, he has been actuate«l by the ally nor practically was the move- praise is given to the thoroughness machinery recently at Smith river. fi)| orqer8 fr ’
fill orders from all parts. Pi°
Send
Tuesday in each month.
All nieu'hers in desire to lay bare the historical
ment of any service to California, and impartiality of McGlashan’s The stuff was to be Imuled up your orders,
^ood standi« are oordially invited.
n50.
facts, no matter in what light they T’ he country was occupied by History, and in summing up Mr. Sixes as far as Divelbiss aud from
A. T . Lillie, Commander.
may reveal the prominent actors in Am. rican troops and would have Bancroft indulges in some clmrac- there it was to be packed.
It is a i{osepliry people visiting
Sau
' the conquest.
lieen occupied at the same time teristic remarks which furnish an , big undertaking to pack machinery Francisco recently made the trip
The part which Ftemont played had uot the ujirising occurred, agreeable contrast to the rubbish into the mountains, but the ( areys .
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Par* bred Brown Leghorn ami Plymouth in arousing the jealousy of the na- whereas the claim that England that has been written about gthe are equal to .almost anything m
j „• .
Book Poultry for sale by Derward B. Cart- I tive Californians is clearly brought was forestalled in her designs
by cannibalism of the survivors.
He the trausjNirtation hue.
a> 1,10 lours, says
e
view.
wrifffat.
Ywnoolla, DwoRlaa County.
Mr. George McMillan, the ph<- This is g«x>d time.
Oregon. Jout by Mr. Bancroft, and one gets 'the revolt is absurd on its face. Of says, after praise for the acts of
n i N M IX S 4 A lti»«.
Ii I E »«II,
BLOODED
FOWLS.
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