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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
A Remarkable Contrast.

Lane county has just made q remark.
able contract With DIR Russell for the
keeping OF the poor. Here il is:
That said party of the second part will
properly board, cI5tbe, lodge and care
for the paupers of said Lane eoun.y, for
the term oil two years from the date
hereNt, said care to include all washing.
needing, medicine and medical attend
anee necessary for said pzupers; that he
furnish sufficient good, wholesome and
proper food, sufficient clean and suitable
clothing, such As Is reasonably required
70 keep them warm and comiorfable; !;
that be viii keep not o1iy the paupers
now being supported By said Lane coun
~, but any and all that the party of the
6rst Tart may choose 10 consign 10 his
care, and that be will, AZ his own ex-
ptnse decentIy and properly bury all
who may die during the term OF this
contract
In consideration whereof the party of
the fret part hereby promises and agrees
20 pay said second party the sum of 81
per week each, for said paupers; pay
meuts TO he made monthly ID county
warrants oil said Lane county.
GNo charges are to be made for chill
dren ixo years old and under, over
that 81
Said party OF the second part shall
have the right TO the reasonable services
of those paupers who are well atsd able
to do 50 in caring for and nursing the
sick ones, so FAR ss said services are
available iof said purpose Tne medi-
cal attendance here provided for l. that
Of said party OF the second part himself.
said party OF the fret part shall have
the right % visit said pauPers as all
reasonable times
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
School Entertainment

Three will be a Public School En-.
tertainment at the Opera house Friday
evening, Jan. 2sth commencing a, sp- m,
A class OF nine pupils will graduate from
the 10th grade. The exercises will con
sist OF three ora,ions by boys of the class,
and Longfellows Evangeline by elk eirIs
oil the graduating class. In addition n
The above the High school girls will give
drill entitled The Revel OF the Naiads. -
consisting OF twenty three beautiful
p:ses. This will be one Of the most bean
liiui drills ever given in Albany. The
fth aud sth grades will give a cantata
ertitled The Secret" BY thirty bors and
girls. The full program will appear ia
the city press next week. A re.e-al ad
mission fee OF % cents and 10 cents for
school children will be charged. The
Madison school needs a piano and the
school library needs some additions. The
proceeds OF the entertainment will be ap-
piied Tor this purpose after Opera House
expenses are deducted.
Tie graduates will be Misses Edith
howell, Annie Marshall, Loretta Stewart.
Ethel Bentley, Mida Mccoy, Hattie o.
sen. Vernon Ramp, Jas. Bryan, Snd
Harry Cameron.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
Arrested at Wheatland.

Constable w. L. Jones, OF Jefferson
passed through this city on the south.
bound Roseburg mail this morning hav.
ing in charge Arthur Edwark Cooty ,aIias
Arthur Batein, the young maH who forged
the name OF bis employer, Hon. ID. H.
Looney at Jefferson, Wednesday after.
noon.
The supposition of Constable Jones
that the young forger had gone via boat
from Albany to Wheatland, where hil
sweetheart resides, was well founded as
subsequent facts proved. Mr.. Jones
aiighted from the Roseburg mail at Ger
vais, secured team and drove to ST.
raul where at 10. o'cl ok last evening
Coo.y alias Batein was arrested.
II now develops that Cooty alias Bate
IN forged two orders for 50 each on Smith
q Jones and t. NJ. Witten, respectively,
which he was successful IN having cashed
In addition to this he purchased some
goods on Mr.. Looney's credit. Among
The articles the man bought was PAIR OF
nne kid gloves which Cooty alias Batein
presumably intended as present for his
best girl.-Journai.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
8 ATURDA~
SOCIAL AND personal

MIss Julia Taylor OF the Gates schoo
vas in the city today.
George T. Horton has been appoinle eC
postmaster at Oregon City.
Jos. Concklin, q veteran of the war O
OF 1851, died st Toledo on the 18th in.
slant.
DIR. F. i. Ball and wife, of Portland ar,
IN the city the guests OF the former
mother.
Rev. w. z. Copeland, the Unitarian
terdsy.
Mr.. Richards, mansger of the WaId.
orr company, is an old schoolmaIe of II.
J. and rhos. Hopkins.
II. Lampman, q former resident q; AL.
bany. has just been appointed one of the
baliitfs In the U. S. court at Portland.
Jason Wheeler, after short visit with
relatives in the city, returned TO ALBANY
Tuesday ing.-Independence Enter
prise.
Mr. and Mrs. James Citizens and
daughter Irene. of Peoria, have teen
visiting this week st the home Of Mr..
and Ars. A. II Freekfon.
Mr.. Barlow, OF Gates, has rented a
house in Albany and in feE weeks his
family will come TO this city ana his
ehildren attend our schcols.
L. w. Deyoe and c. G. Mcbride. two
iormer residents OF Linn ccunsy, are be.
Ing mentioned for sheriff on the repub-
iican ticket of Lincoln county.
Attorney ]. r. Wyatt, Of AIbany.spent
last Friday night in this city looking af-
ter legal matters pertaining to state
school lands in this vicini,y.-Browns-
vile Times.
Mrs. Harlan Hulburt and daughter
Miss Maud returned yesterday from San
Francisco. where they have been several
months, Miss Maud having several en-
gsgements as q soprano
Mrs. Pollock, = sister Of J. II. ScroSxs.
was quest AZ his resicenes north Of
iogn tew days the latter part OF las.
week. sne returned 10 Albany, her
home. Friday evening .-Irds pendenee
Enterprise
Deputy County Clerk Montague came
up from Albany Saturday evening last.
oFer Sunday. and returning
home Monday We have given instruc-
tons 10 the foreman to keep the above
standing for weekly use.-I
Times.
The Iisf Of pau.-ngers for The oresoo
10 sail tomorTow for Ai9ska contains the
following familiar nameAf Dell Lamp
man, III. ]. SoEer, JohnEAmar, D. i.
Montsiih. c. Il. RswlinSsl W. y. Pfe:i
Ter, y. NJ. Williams, b F. Fhayer. o, B.
W. Z Kelly, 3 ady Burnett.
W. q. Wrenn.
A J. Cochran. OF Arlinftoo. asd Ar.
md MsS G. W Coehrs6, OF Tangent.
we're receatly called TO wOodhurn by the
dangerous iIfness-sf their mother, who
has rsgzined her health She il nov at
George Alter an ab<euee Of eight
EeArs Mr.. A. ]. Cochran is as Tangent on
! visit.
Mrs- John kelssy and daughter, Miss
Anna. expect to remove TO
Pasadena. Calf, within the next siays.
Their determination 10 make the change
was prompted By desire to be Gear Mrs
kelsay's mother, Mrs. kon.er. xho hz.
property interests in the locality men,
.ioned.-Corvallis Times.
T. H. Ru1d. of this ci,y,is in Southern
California on his way home from a trip
EAST. While going throagh a tunnel in
his train came very near being
Just befoia two men working
in the tunnel were killed by timbers that
were burned falling upon them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
SCIO.
From the Press /:

From the Press:
Frank Morris and Ira Bilyeu were
awarded the contract for the digging Of q
tail race, to be used by the electric light
plant, which will be run by water here
after.
Mr A. J. Jarnigan has rented the
farm OF Mrs. Cornell Forth of town, an d
will move onto it Immediately. Mrs
Cornell, who is just recovering rom se-
we're sickness, will live in Salem for q
lime, and then will 90 to Grants Pass.
Mr.. 7 J. Munkers returned from
Forest Grove Wednesday, where he bad
been visiting his brother-in law, Mr..
Theodore AchaIner, who has Just re-
turned from Dawson. Mr. ACEamer
says TIE reports are not exaggerated, but
1t requires a strong constitution xith q
gillingness TO work to make money In
that country.
Married, at Salem, Or, January 1s,
1898, Mr. Frank Doran and Mrs. Anna
Dugger. The bride is a daughter OF AZ
V. Bilyeu, one Of the big hop growers Of
this section. The groom is a locomotive
engineer, wTking in Montana. SIR.
Doran ct one time run the locom 1iiTe for
the Mill Co. in this place
The enthusiastic meeting Of the San.
tiam Republican Club was heia On Mon
day evening, at wfieh the following of
icers were elected 70 serve for the en-
suing year. PresiceDt, DIR S O Browne; /;
Let wee president, @ 7 Johnson; 2nd
vice president, w E CAtterlin; secretary,
Geo w Phillips; treasurer, L W Rich
ardson. Senator A ] Johnson vas un-
animously elected delegate at large 70 the
Republican League Convention to be held
IN Portland February 7th. The remain
ng delegates have moi yet been selected
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
The True Situation.

DIR. E. W. Group, has just returned te
his home in Walla Walla from Dawson
after perilous and tedious trip to skag.
way, and gives the honest situation as
follows, and everybody with the fever
should read:
"0f course there is gold there and lots
OF it too, but it is not where the ordinary
person can get at it. The claims on Bon.
| ANA and Eldorado creeks are rich, bat
these are taken up long ago and are now
being operated by men or companies
who can afford to pay their hired hands
81 an hour. While 81 an houi would
seem big wages in this country, in X lon
dixie it is little enough, as a man can on
ly work from four to six hours day, ,and
If he does not have his own provisions
and do his own cooking meals cost him
$3.50 per day.
Hundreds are disgnsted with the
country and are either coming out dur
ing the winter, over the ice, or will leave
by boat as the river opens To navigation,
which will be about June /. We lived
long Time in small log cabin built on
claim No. q below Discovery ,and worked
the claim on the shares, but soon found
that 1t did not pay and hundreds of 9th
ers are having the same experience.
As to the reports of starvation in
Klondike, | viii say, it is fake. There
was time during the fall that provisions
were scarce, and at that time -four
brought 500 sack, or = pound, but
before left there the price dropped to
SS5 sack. Meat is there in plenty and
there is no danger of the miners suffer-
ing greatly from the lack OF substantial
food.
villa, Crimmius and the rest of the
Walila Walla boys were not doing any.
thing when left Dawson, but they had
put in one days work, making $Il. Be
sides prospecting on one or two branch
streams, they have done hardly any
thing except sit in their cabin. they al
so appear somewhat disgus,ed with the
country and expect them to return 10
their homes as soon as spring opens the
lnes."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
HOME AND ABROAD.

As result Of revival at Lebanon l9
new members have been taten into the q
E church.
Polk ooun-y's total county levy il Is
mills, tnAt for coans. expenses being 6.5
mills.
g W Swineh'rs expected &c reach Daw
500 in time TO start daily paper there on
Jan Is. He intended 10 charge CELLAR a
copy.
&. A. Dyson has written to his wife at
Brownsville from SAagwsy that the snow
was 8 to S inches deep and the winc was
bowling.
rwentyone accessions TO the n E church,
South, vas the SUIT Of a four weeks re.
vivai meeting lust concluded at Peoria, by
Rev. W Fentoa.
French the ieweler.
Romona--pare spices
smile,'s clean printing.
Romona-Romona pure extracts.
Try Schiliing's Best tee and baking powder.
The Best Crackers in town at C E Bow
neli's.
Baths at viereck's shaving and hair
cutting parlors.
Pictures from 75 cents TO SIS per d'S-n
at Longs gallery.
Get a set of carving knives for an xmas
present at Hopkin Bros.
Call at Hopkin Bros and see the poke;
knives best line IN the city.
G B winu, eitv tick etagent. Ticket:
to all points in the east.
Set yonr watch with French's regula,o OF
it you want the correct time
II you want to wake up" NV an alarm
clock at French S iewelry store.
| Crawford Il Harnish for photographs
Prices from 81 to so per dozen.
Be sure and see the anti rust tiuware a
Hopkin Bros, will las. a lifetime.
''Saow Flake" -four is made b; th,
Red Crown Mills of Albany.
A ine line of new maciutoshes just re
celved al the Blain Clothing Co.'S.
Try our pop corn it never fails to pop
c Z BRowSkLS.
"Red Crown"-the standard of colo
aud strength in flour. all grocers have it
No one can afford be without clock
see the low prices ~ Fraach's iewelry store
Take the . G & E cteamer for Portlan,
down riyer on Sunday, Tuesday and Thur
day.
Razrrs honad, set and pat in first elias
der at viereck q shaving and hair cui
ting parlors.
i Large sales and small profits is the mott
Of Hopk,n Sros, and ,ha, /. why thay ar
always busy.
When you want choice steak. mic
roast or meat OF any kind. call on henr
Broders. He keeps the best.
| DIS. H. t. and q K Beers offices an
residence in post Office building. Specis
attention given to diseases Of women.
The best meats of all kinds and goo
treatment at the Albany Dressed Bes
iCompany's market just down Secon
street. Good weight and prompt atten
tion.
It's the uniform finish Of the New Re
Grown -four which makes it so inpispen
sab.e to the pastry cooks. 1t can alway
be relied upon for good results. Try N !.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
-Four Farms For Sale.

The folIoxira desirable farms are fog sale
address McAaster s. baIrIl, Sll Noc-
c.ste- block, Portland. Creso0, -
call on C 6 Burkhars, Albany, oEegOS, Tor
particulars.
IS acres. enc nile west Of Halssy. II
the D L 4 otDw Aliingh.E. IN See SS.
It's, SR4w NJ. s. acres are eseared
and undes cultlvafion, the remainder b~frg
covered with small timber. Aaddy Greek
runs through the prorersy- There Is
small orchard. PIsce $3.50
, 50 acres; ,iae mile OF broErsFflie.
"a the d L. c Of S.masl johnson, IN Sec IL,
Ti4.S SRS. W wN. AL cleared l.od
IS acres under cultiv2riGn. all f=0-sd, ne
eaildipgs. Price $500
s. 255 acres, two nj e. 5 OF e<ns-
vile. in Sscs Is and Il, I Ii. 5 ). w W
NJ. lao acr 2-s tilLabls aud the hals1es
Is hest suited for psssarsge. % acre A.
under crop. is all feaced. has gosa sap
ply Of water. good baisdinss and orsasrd
Plice $3.50.
4. TS5 acres. six miles east Of Lebanon,
in Sees Is and Is. T l2, 5 RI. W W u.
This is vesy god stock farm. OF which
about 100 acres are tillAbse. It IS well
wasereS, all feoeed and has some fAir
uildinzs. Price Ss500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
The Youngest Soldier.

The Corvallis Times SAYS that NJ. A.
Huber, OF that city, is probably the
youngest union soldier in the United
States. The DEMocRAT is prepared 10
present candidate for the honor Who
viii probably knock AIR. Huber out sey-
erai sears. :. A Landis, OF this city, on
May 9th, 1861, enlisted in the 10th In
diana, +. Co. and served continuousls
through the war, later in Co., 9ash Ind
he was in lib engagements and skirm
ishes. including Fl Donaldson. Fl. Hen.
~. Shilo. Ficksbnrg, and Shermau's
march to the sea, in one being under Gre
steadily Tor twenty one days. His reg
iment marched over 1000 miles. Mr.
Lands vas only Is years and lees than |
month old on entering the army, and 4
mere boy when the war closed. He il
now ~ years OF age. Lets hear about
Mr.. Huber.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
College Notes

Cleaned from the Albsny College
Journal just out:
The conservatory about the first of
February will give sn entertainment by
the students OF the conservatory sssIsted
by talent from abroad.
Alice Clara Moses. g teacher in tie
college I've years ago, leaving here four
years ago, has been engaged To resume
her old position, ard Will be here about
the tirst OF March
The officers OF the societies are: Ero-
delphiAn, Ada Morris president. A.
Chsmberlain vice pres. Ella Mccoy
secretary. Ora DubruiIle corresponding
secretary, NJ E, Hopkins cSitic, \. Fo-
shay treas Ida stellm2ker sc 7geAnt. A
G. L $, L. a Wiley pres E. C. Stell-
maker vice pres, J. H. RAlston Sec C.
4. Mulkey treas. 4. ". Wight critic,
W. NJ. Ptrry atty. NJ Marcellus IL
president OF the orato-ical association
and R. weatherford OF the athletic 80
ciely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County Abstrac
Company, for the DgMocRAT, for th,
week ending January 10, 1898.
John Gum and VT to WA Salt
marsh, N El ofSw11 Sec 8,
T IL 1,w 40 acres ... Isl
John Schlosser to Geo Humphrey,
blk 49 GOTTA Park add to Albny s
q B Needles aud VT to w l. TYLER,
lot II bl 8 Harrisburg. .....
] s Thomas & VT to r l. Thomas,
I 8 and 10 Z 240 acres 500
II l. Thomas ct al to Charlotte
Thomas, I 8 and 10 Z 240 acs.
N u Morgan & husband, to Jason
Wheeler, part of bl Is Albany,
and lots and 8 bl 25 Hackle-
mans add to Albany. ....... 5000
= Sperry 4 wi to NJ Hale, tract in
N Brownsville. /
J ID Hearst & husband to E f Hall
part bl 26 Albany. ... 1920
w IL Hogen to Barbara Hogan.
lots 8 and 6. Hill's add to Soda
WIS. ..,.. .............. i
III J Alien to l. n and ID L Allen,
1 IL, 3 & W l6S acres .. l
Z Brown to Santiam laundering
20, lots ]. 2, 5 & 1 bl l06 Hack
leman's add to Albany.
} Shea to Bette Erickson, lot bl
) Foster, Oregon. on....
Wm II Pearl a. VT to II FL Kirk,
executor, lots 8, 4, 8 & 6 bll7, S
w & S Hayes add to Halsey i
y A Curran to Emma Ourran, lots
and 5 bl 5 Hackleman's 4th
10 Albany, Oregon on.. 200
L s Adams & husband to J Hem
ders m. n E = Sec Is, Ii, E 1000
I Schnider & husband to ] Brown.
: n E L ofS W i, Sec is, II
9, |, W 20 acres ............... 600
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
Clubbing Rates.

The San Francisco Weekly Examiner
next year will give TO its subscribers 9
$40. 900 residence in San Francisco rent
ing for $6os month, . s. $50 Q. 5. bond =
81 500 gold nugget and hundreds OF other
things. You can get the Examiner and
WEEKLY DExocRAI for s. 80 year, With
the DAILY DExocxAT by mail for s4.25, by
carrier 1878. In advance The Dsxo-
czAT will order only on combination pay
ruent
ST LOUIS REPUBLIC. seui-weeklF
ore Of the best papers In tee United
States. and the DzxOcRAT paid In advance,
for only 81 a.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it On hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Efe SYRUP CO
SAs FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. akH toaAs ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
Jas. A. Wilson. Deputy Marsh.
From the 0reeoniau:

From the oreaoniau:
James A. Wilson, o. Albany, will to
day assume the duties OF Office Of denn,x =
under United States Marshal Hoaser.
taking the place OF Henry Fl. HeuderpoT
one oi the deputies ANGER former Ma
shat GRADY The sppointmen, OF Mr..
wilson vas made some time ago by Mar
saai Houser. AMI Yesterday It's approval
oy tie department of justice was received
MT wilson came TO Oregon in ISso from
Peunsyiyania. and first heated in Joseph.
ine county. and engaged in merchaniis-
ing lih 1880. when ne moved To Albany.
ne hss beea prominent in republican
party affairs, vas q delegate to tbe firs.
district congressional conventions in
isSi-lSsS. and secretary OF the same ard
the congressional committee He il also
q member OF the first distric, executive
committee
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
The Youngest Soldier.

Tbs DgaaoURAT reSently pabEisted an
item ahOu. 5. A. Landis, OF this city be
ing among the Youngest soldiers in the
war of the rebellion, enlisting when Is
years of age John Catlin, Of this city,
better known as Warm Spring Johnny.
presents record that beats this. When
eleven years OF age he enlisted ss bugier
in Co. A, 9Th New York, and served con-
tinuously through the war. his dischsrge
papers showing that he was discharged
on July l9, 1865, when be enlisted in Co.
K. and served in Arizona. His regiment
was IN lSo engagements. said to be the
record in the war OF the rebellion. john
ny Was under Gen. Compson at one time.
On this coast he was in nearly if not all
of Indian engagements after the rebel
lion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28

Geo. E. Fish has taken the agency for
the Rambler and Ideal and will soon have
some In stock, when you will be able 10
get fne. bicycle fof $40 up.
Here is genuine tiger story from the
Bangkok Siam Free Press, just seDt the
DEMOCRAT by Minister Barrett: A cur
ious story comes from Nongkhai that
throws some light on the folklore of the na-
tiyes. For the last two months tiger has
terrorised the neighborhood of Nongkai.
This dreadful man eater is said to have
destroyed no less than 40 persons. No one
in the district dare go out after dark and
even in the daytime the villagers go in
groups for safety. All attempts have
hitber'o failed of either shooting or pois-
oning the animal. The natives allege that
the animal is possessed by the spirit OF q
Burman Two brothers sre said to have
practised the black art and to have beer
able to change themselves into tigers OF
other animals at will. One, however, like
ALI in the Forty Thieves" forgot th,
magic word that made him man agaiiI
1t is this unhappy Burman, tue people al
Iege, who isnow rayaging the country il
the form nf tiger.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
DIED.

EWING On Wednesday evening, Jan.
10, at her home near Albany, Mrs.
Debtrah Ewing. at the age OF about 65
years.
Mrs. Ewing was at the supper table
when she complained Of a great pain IN
her chest, and leaned her head upon the
back OF her chair. Not changing her
position some one went to her and founc
that che had expired. She leaves lam
lily OF several children, her husband hav-
ing died several years ago. and many
friends who will mourn her death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28
List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific Coast inyen.
tors last week. Reported by @ A
Snow & Go. patent attorneys, Wash
ingtcn, ID. @.
F ii Alderman, shedds, Or, grain
feeder and band-cutter for threshing- ma
chimes: FO Collins, Vancouver, wash.
wrench; F Hurst, Aurora- Or, bicycle
'atsachmaats0 q r Pihh pxsssnd. On,
pencii.hoider; A A Smith, Aberdeen.
Wash, change making device; + N
Walker, Portland, Or, p.anut-heater.
For copy OF any patent send 10 cents 10
postage stamps with date OF this pa per
to Q A Snow & Co., Washington, ID @.
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