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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

Dtstrisi Court. Parish Of 81. LGl1tiry. STATE Of
LOalSidnn
BF virtue OF an order OF teii faciaS issued
ottt OF the Honnraii.: :he Eleventh Judicial
District Court, i'll and for the parish of st.
Landry, in the above entitled and numbered
case, ana to Ipe directed will proceed TO sell
III the front :innr nf the Conrt House, in the
town of Opelousas. in the parish of st. Landry,
TIT IL O'Clock j. M,
Saturday, Sep,esa Der Both, 1899,
the following described property, to-wt:
OHe lot i'll Washington. bounded by .!ittig
street By St. John street. By Dejean street. and
by f. W. Cnshman, with buildings and improv-
,nentS.
TermS-Cash.
Seized in the above entitled snit.
". S. FRAZEE.
Sheriff of the faI ish of st Landry
AIrtF A
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Claude 6 Skies keep constant
Y on hand, in Opelousas and
Washington, a select grade of
brick at, reasonable prices.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

Delicious Scuppernon grapes
for sale cheap at Mt. Hope Nur-
sery. Address T. J. Lacy, Wash
ington, La.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

The fifth annual session of the
Louisiana Industrial School at
Ruston will begin on Tuesday,
Sept. IL, 1899.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

Mrs. J. K. Sandoz has re-
turned from pleasant trip of
two weeks spent in the country.
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IYOTnCE oE ADHsNEsERATaO
NOTICE GE ADHsNESEKAT5
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
ESTATE OF WILSON NJ PRICE

Whereas. VIM. G. Perranlt, of tie parish
of st. Landry, las applied by ha petition to be
appointed administrator Of the estate of
Wilson NJ. Price deceased
Therefore, any person intending TO make op-
position to said appointment will file the same
in writing, in my office, III the town OF OpeIou-
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
ALFRED PAVI,
Aug 10. 1899. Clerk
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1t is nothing but right that can
didates for tho United States
Senate should submit their
names to a white Democratic pri-
mary.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

A little Indian girl was killed
and partly eaten by large wild
cat near Oberlin a few days ago.
The child had been left at the
house with a brother while the
parents were away at work.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

WANTED.-A good milch COW,
either in exchange for fat meat
stock or for cash. Apply at this
Office.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

Money to loan at 60 ON town
or country property. Apply to
w. j. Sandoz, Atty, ST. Landry
Bank Building.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

The primary election in the 5th
congressional district resulted in
the nomination of Mr.. Jas. Z.
RansdalI.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

The State convention of Chris
tian EndeavOr societies will be
held at Lake Arthur Sept. 9Th,
7th and Sth.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

Arrangements are being made
to have State shoot Of gun clubs,
in Crowley, sometime in the near
future.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26
The Jenning Times say,

The Jenning Times say,
There is talk of a tap road
being extended from Cade Sta
ton on tbs Southern Pacific, to
Il point on Eermillion bayou, to
connect with the big irrigation
canal.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

Skiles has loco bushels of corn
for sale cheap-call at the lumber
vard.
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Homestead waivers blanks and
special notes for use under new
homestead laws, for sale at the
COURIER office.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

Just in-genuine Texas proof
oats, at j. K. Sandoz & Bros.
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The gross earnings of the Wat
kins road show an increase over
last year Of $25, 600. .
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1HyHE PUBLIC is hereby notDtet that by
Il virtue of authority conferred upon the mn
dersigned by the widow and Ecirs of the late
Joseph Marcante. Fills, / will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at the last resi-
fence OF the deceased in Faquetalque two miles
north of the town of Eunce on
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Another attempt has been made
on NJ. Labori's life. Two infer
nal machines loaded with guncet-
ton were sent him Tuesday.
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DISTRICT COURT. PARISH Of Il LANDRY
STATE OF LOUISIANA
ESTATE OF LEILA LEDOEX I.ECEa5ED
Nlto OF Elol Bushnell.
No. BOAT.

b. virtue at an order OF the Inanraii.. the
Eleventh JuGIc!dl District Court II Luut-IiIla
holding sessions II and tor the Parish ~ 81
Landry. there VIII ite sold 1T plIhl!r ,4licrinu To
tie last and highest bidder, by the undersI4ued
administrator. or amy duly qualified anctloneer
at the last residence of the deceased IN Prarl..
Iannu, Parish ct 81. Landry, La. Oh
"wednesday, September d, 1899,
Commencing ar the hour Of IL a n, tlls, r,I-
lowing described property, to-wir:
certain tract of land. with all tie buildings
ara improvements thereon belonging III com
mnnity between Leila Lsti.,ux ana her siIrylv-
ing husband Elui Bushnell. containing one
hunhrt'l and sixty four and 12iInn 81 .,u acre,
being IN" south half rf the northwest quarter
ami north halt OF southwest ,tInltrr uf sec
tton thirty i've, township tive south ,t range
one west Louisiana meridian
iot oi li"it-chol'i furniture. kItchrtt utensils
and other articles.
Terlna-tash
4. T. MARSHALL.
August S, 1899 AdInInistrator.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

Corn-10O0 bushels for sale
cheap at Skiles lumber yard.
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If you need corn, call at Skiles
lumber yard-10OO bushels for
sale.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26

Two carloads Of choice bran
lust in at j. Il. Sandoz 6 Bros.
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william A. 7GcGorElirk,

who made Homestead Entry No. for the
;. +. of See. 10, Up. 2, 8. of K. l West,
louisiana meridian.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, said land, viz.
VIM chapp~lIe. John McLcod Thendule
Fontennt, Ghas. W frltrhett all of Turkey
Creek, La.
WALTER l.. COHEN.
An
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If the war is not ended in a
year from now-and it is impcs-
slble to see how it can ever come
to an end under the management
Of Otis1r, Iiss~~kepublican. need
not gaa<o the trouble of naming a
caRpldate, for leading members
eNhelr own part agree that the
Democrats will have u walk-over
in such an cSrsI.
The birth of new party is an
nounced from New York City,
made up Of one hundred labor or
CARNATIONS. Labor will need no
other party than the Democrats,
pledged, as it i'll be. to breaking
up the great trusts which are the
fruit of the present Republican
Administration
The heat was 50 intense on
Sunday afternoon that it caused
the street car rails near the
Southern Pacific depot to expand
SO much that the cars had to be
turned around at that point until
the rails could be Repaired
Alexandria Town Talk.
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Register.

We publish in another column
the appointments smade by the
Registrar for the new registra-
ton to bs made in this parish.
According to the lazy Of 1898,
every voter has to reg. .ter if he
intends to vote. All thozNho
registered last wear haye to do =
again this year. No one will be
permitted to vote, even in phi
mary election, if he has not reg
lstered. All those who registered
last year under the 9Th clause and
all those who own $500 worth of
propery will be permitted TO reg
iSter without the necessity Of
filling out All application. Those
who have not registered under
the 9Th clause and who DO no,
own $500 caRrat register unless
they can till out the blank appIi-
cation to be furnished by the
Registrar.
We trust that All veters who can
register will take advantage of
the opportunity offered them and
that they will call on the Regis
trar when he will visit their res
pective wards. and have their
names placed on the registration
books.
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~epsemhsr d, l>Ha.
NOT !,

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS. IA.,l
AnG :, 1899.
Notice il hereby given that the foIi0~Inx
named settler has filed notice OF his intcnt!uE
To make final proof IN support OF his claim. 1irh
that said proof Will lie sadt before Frs.Hi;
Wharton L. ;. Commissioner ut Turkey CrecH.
[ % rhtIaIrt tlal.It ,r1r
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NOTICE.

Agents or representatives of the following
estates are respectfully requested IL call at this
office i'll reference tn claims we have against the
same, for judicial publications. made by order
nf Court, and which have not been settled for:
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ADvE.rusEMENTs.
PUBLIC SALE

ESTATE OF JOSEPH MARlANTaI, Fills,
Deceased.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-08-26
For District .Bud xe,

OPELOUSAS, 11th Aug, 1899
To NV Friends and the Public of ST. Landry:
am candidate for Judge OF this District
subiect to the nomination of the Democratic
party through primaries or otherwise as the
Executive Committee may deem advisable.
JOHN N OGDEN
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1000 bushels of corn for sale by
A. G.. Skiles.
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The Avoyellas Blade sums up
the cotton situation As follows
Lhe situation of the cotton
market indicates that the gambler
is behind the scene. To-day it is
rise Of a few points and the far
mer is filled with hope. To-mor-
row it Is Il fall and he becomes
gloomy and respondent.
The manlpulators have peculiar
ways of working their schemes.
If long dry spell visits the
cotton belt it has tendency
to brace up the market to ! small
extent. If on the other hand a
small shower happens to fall
somewhere in Texas forth
goes the announcement that the
cotton crop has been greatly bon
eftted and down goes the price
of the staple. If the government
reports record 4 loss in percent
age the sPeculator meets this un-
favorable turn by referring to the
Neil estimate which will soon be
made known.
In the midst of these contra
dictlons the farmer is expected to
remain passive and Indifferent.
Year in and out the fruit Of his
toll and privation is sent to mar
ket to be manipulated by q set Of
gamblers without feeling and very
little honesty. We sometimes
think that this world needs ad-
justment and that q hand greater
than mans will interpose against
these glaring acts of injustice and
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s1E RIFFS SALE.

HENRY I. GARLAND vs. Z. Z. BROWN
ETAI
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"Wednesday, Amxu-t :s1sh, s>n9.
SEE F'~ SALE.
HENRY /. .GAHI.AND vs. NOEMtEItrIDEY
NATURAL It5TkiN. FL AIS.
No. i61l3.

District "0Hyt, fu5.i&h Of ~. L"Hn,y. Sirie NJ
LOhtStaun.
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RDstsssEz SALE.
!.~FArE OF iIEI.olSE IEtpMrII.
PROBATE Dot x iGr, !,if-rEIt r ;rtri;i
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 55Sl

No. 55Hi.
EE EWtu" of :tn order ot the Honorable. t.h.v
HHflt judicial District Court Nf the state uf
LOUISIANA, ~ and for ie parish OF - Landry,
thHin Will b" 1oli ut pHi,l!c aGctjnu 10 th,, last
1ni highest hCtdrr. ht- the un,i,'r~Iettr tt4tl
ncntarF executor or any duly qmnittiH aurt jou-
rrr, at the last rt'SidrnCr ot the. deceased IN
the town ri Washington. pari~i. rf 81 Landry
La, on
"Wednesday, August :sHtn, 1929
the following: dts} rihcd property. tn All:
The prnprrty Is composed nf Il certain /
squire of land together with all the buildings
ami improvements thereon. situated in the
tow OF Wash -nGtnl, i'll the Parish ui It. Lam
drj', holliihei IN tn" north by bGirn street
south Ivy tonkling. caat ny "li Bridge
street ana west hy Washington street; 10 hr
sold in two lots or pieces, numbered lots Du.,
and Two, til" sanl lot on" beng bounded
north By Dtiran street, south tt EunkimE
east iY lot M. ? and west by Washington street
Lot No. Two Is hounhct north H. Itrjran
street. .S"Gth hy C"nklIns cast ity "Fh HtIa-e
street and west by lot No. One
TrrulS-tt;tSh
LEOPOLD LAE.ANNE.
July %, l.4H. ItttlneutaTy i.N.tittUT.
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Fer sheriff.
We are authorized to announce MARION l..
SWORDS as IA candidate for Sheriff of St.
landry subject to the nomination OF the Dem
eeratic party.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

fCandidntes for pubtic otfce tsiH be ann0unc.
Il umier This heatt at IS each, cash IL, adpuuce
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Dtslist Court. Parish Of 81. Lalstiry. .State Of
LOMiSinnn.
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EDC ks44G S.as4

" =. n
Sheriff uf the Parish of st.
ulY 80, l9g9.
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Aug. II, 1899 Ct.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-10

types as a guide to the actors in their
makeup. The Illustrations herewith
are reproductions of Mr.. Zangwill' 5
plates.
The results of this experiment will be
watched with considerable interest, in
view of the contention maintained for
years that no Hebrew play could ever
be made Z, success,
Boston theatres this week-Boston,
Sporting Life" Hollis, "On and OFF,
Park, mile Fiji" Museum, Roland
Reed; fremont. Way Down East"
Castle square, MY Friend from India;
Grand Opera House, Marie Jansen.
New York theatres this week-New
York, tine Man in the Noon" Bijou,
In Paradise" Academy, Andrew
Mack, Wallack's, "a Little Ray of Sun
shine i4th street "A Young Wife,"
Criterion, "The Girl from Maxim S !"
Casino, THE Rounders;" Grand Opera
House, Hearts of Oak" Lyceum,
Annie Russell III Miss Hobhs;" Days,
e. H. Sothern; Garrick, "zaza;" Man
haitian, Willie Collier; Fifth avenue,
Mrs. Firke in Becky Sharp" Empire,
John Drew; Star, "A Trip to Coon
town.
Those actors who are continually la
menting at the allegation that the Am
erican theatregoers are tickle must
have hard time reconcilng their
statement with the experience of Jo-
seph Jefferson, who has been held in
affectionate regard for the last two
generations Of amusement lovers. DUR
ing the greater portion Of this time he
has not broadened his repertoire beyond
four pieces, all of which have been seen
time and time again. but they are so
firmly rooted in popular favor through
their connection with Mr.. Jefferson
that no one ever seems to tire Of them
The intelligent and critical never show
Indifference to the work of their ia
vorite, but rather bestow upon him
greater esteem as the years pass by.
This appreciation has been shown in
various ways, outside of the rare fact
that Mr. Jefferson invariably plays to
great business wherever he goes. The
sobriquet THE dean Of the American
stage" which has been lovingly be-
slowed upon him, and the respect with
which he is treated by members of his
own profession, all go to show how
deep set is the general feeling. Mr.
Jefferson has not been knighted as
was Sir Henry Irving, or decorated, as
was Adolf Sonnenthal, but he has been
crowned with the veneration and adj
miration of his countrymen. There Is
no city in the union in which Mr., JEFF
ferson has more friends than In Wor-
cester. He has always been able to an
pear here with big profit, consequent
ly on Friday, Oct. 6, when Mr.. Jefferson
presents The rivals" at the Worcester
theatre, he will begreeted by large au-
diences. He will be supported by a
company OF unusual excellence.
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has chosen her for his life companion.
If she is suffering from a torturing drag
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her sex, she has no right to answer Eyes y
until her health is restored If she does
she will be wretched and i'll herself and her
home will be an unhappy one. DR.. Pierce's
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that cures all weakness, disease, disorder
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patients themselves. 1t imparts vigor and
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storatives. 1t fits for wifehood and mother
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women
81 was so weak I could scarcely walk about
the house. writes Mrs. Matte ScruCPs of
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taking these six weeks felt like new person !;
slept well and gained in flesh 1 am doing eli
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a ~ A man or woman who neglects
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if all said Of it proves true, the sen a.
ton of the. season in New York, wien
1t begins its long run at the Herald
Square Theatre, Oct. 16. 1t will be
played four weeks in Washington, Bal
timore and Philadelphia before its New
York premier 1t Will present in its
characters both upper and lower class
Jews, but these types will not be often
sively eontrasted. The play will be true
to life, and, While the theme of the
story will be entirely Hebraic, it will,
it is said, possess d strong romantic in
terest; a feature, managers have here
tofore maintained, that could not be
created about the Hebrew as a stage
personality.
Picturesque types of orthodox Jews
will carry considerable of the dramatic
interest. These personalities are exact
stage reflections of character in the
London Ghetto, where all the scenes are
laid. That these parts might he correct
ly portrayed. Mark Zangwill, a brother
of Israel, who is one of the leading art
lists Of London. made sketches of several
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first work in curing nervous diseases,
he says, was in an asylum in the west,
at which his uncle was superintendent.
He met with a great deal of success
there, and determined to make it his
life work He follows no particular
school, but has taken the best from
all schools, and has studied the best
authorities. He does not use the same
method with any two subjects, but
adapts it to the temperament of the
person he is hypnotising, and this, he
thinks, has been one of the secrets of
his success.
He is often asked if an easy hypnotic
subject is not weak minded, and his
answer is that the best subjects are the
most intelligent. You can't write on u
slate which has only a frame, he says,
and an idiot can't be made to under
stand far enough to be hypnotized.
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this success started Mr.. Frohman in
theatricals. Since then he has amaFed
a fortune.
1t is announced that David Belasco
has signed a contract for a new plaB
by NJ. Richepin of Paris for Mrs. Leslie
Carter, who seems to have become a
decided figure in the dramatic world.
The New York Herald states that the
production of this play in New York
will precede he presentation of the
piece in Paris. and it will in all likeli-
hood be the opening attraction at the
new theatre which Mr.. Belasco has an
nounced his intention of erecting" Mr..
Belasco, who had such a remarkable
success ms adapting "Zaza" from the
French for Mrs. Carter, will also pre-
pare the English version of the new
Richepin play for her.
Israel Zangwilrs new Hebrew play,
Children of the Ghetto" is likely to be,
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WOMEN. WITH PALE, COLORL less
FACES, who feel weak and discouraged
Will receive both mental and bodily vigor
by using Carter's Little Liver Pills
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FRENCH COURT METHODS.
After All, the Gaelic System Presents
Few Merits of Its Own.

Inc daily incidents in the court roo,,,
at Rennes last month were interes+i,, :.
enough, to be sure; but they were, com
paratlvely speaking, of transient i'm
portance, France is a civilized nation
with noble codes of law ard a highly
trained body of lawyers. French trials
are, however conducted in such wav
tnat many aspects of them seem worse
Imam RIDICULOUS to those accustomed ia
the methods of the United States and
England Thus the witnesses at the
Dfeytus trial were in the main given
freedom to tell what they knew in their
own way and were allowed to assert
thelr opinions, beliefs, prejudices, dis
likes ana emotional points of view as IF
Enese Were really matters of evidence.
Oi'uef our rulings such digressions
would be severely repressed as irrele-
want. And yet it does not follow that
our meuhod is so superior to the French
IN all respects. Our rules of evidence are
SO technical that it often happens thai
the ends of substantial Justice are
wholly defeated because a really sie-
nltcant thing, which a witness would
be glad to state and which would clear
up tne case, is ruled out In an Ameri-
can trial the lawyers seem to, be NAV
ing certain kind of game, with the
judge as umpire, under elaborate and
extremely technical rules which nobody
can hope altogether to understand ex-
cept the professionals. The witness
must under no circumstances tell in his
own way what he really knows. thinks
or feels about the case, but must an
swer the lawyers questions in wars
winch do not violate the technical rules
or evidence. In France, however. IT is
the judge, not the opposing counsel who
conducts the trial, and what the Judge
wants of each witness is the revelation
or whatever may be in that witness
mind respecting the subject under in
vestigation. 1t then becomes the sub
sequent business OF the magistrate to
get at such grains of legal evidence as
may be found in the chaff of the Wit
ness rambling discourse. 1t would be a
rather bold proposition to assert that
under our American method substan-
tial Justice is rendered in larger per-
centage of cases than under French
method. In the Dreyfus case liberty al
lowed to witnesses on the one side was
allowed in about the same measure to
those on the other-Reyiew Of Reviews.
WOMEN. WITH PALE, COLOR, Ess
FACES, who feel weak and discouraged
Will receive both mental and bodily yigor
by using Carter's Little Liver Pills
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