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ous womenthe ones other merchants findShardest to please As to our

Dress Goodswe have the newest diagonal weave in all colors from 89cto 98per yard Our FOULARDS are the choice of theseasons silks Handsome patterns and all shades from 89c

to 179 per yard

Beautiful Swiss Embroideriesin white and colors at all prices MUSLIN UNDERWEARthe prettiest and cheapest in town Wash Materials and

Novelties Look at our

Readymade Waists and SkirtsAll styles and prices

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WEDNESDAY JULY C 1910

Democratic TicketFOR COXGUESS

HON HARVEY HELMOf Lincoln County

As tho Madison County Fair is ono oftho live topics of the day it mightnot bo amiss for us to say a word in be-

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of thfee who are laboring to makoit a success The people at large seemto have an idea that a fair company isorganized with a view of making monoybut if they only know the history of thefairs of tjie State they would know thatit is anything but a paying ventureTho men who are members of the Mad-

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County Fair Association are menwho have tho welfare of the county atheart and it is for the purpose of cducating the masses to the importanceof raising tho best of everything thatthey spend time and money in an effortto create public sentiment along thatline There is no doubtbut that countyfairs have done more to make tho scrubgive way to goodblooded stock than allother agencies combined When a mansees his neighbor in the show ring withfine corn wheat tobacco chickenssheep cattle horses mules etc itcreates within him a desire to raise thebest and win prizes alsbAs a con ¬

sequence he sells the old brindle cowthe razorback hogs the sheep with hairon them instead of wool chickens thatare mixed with every known breed thohorses and mules that are fit only for

Jockey Row and invests in goodblood ¬

ed stuff and when the next fair rollsaround he is ready to compete with hisneighbor and in this way a goodnatur ¬

ed rivalry is engendered and the countyis benefitted The people of tho countyshould remember that when they paythe sum of fifty cents to get into the fairgrounds they are not putting money intothe pockets of someone who is tryingtogot rich but that they aro paying thatamount for a days schooling which ifheeded will make them better farmersand stock raisers Let tho peoplethroughout the county cooperate withtho publicspirited men who are tryingto give to Madison county a fair secondto none and Ihocoming fair will surpassany ever hold in this county I

To our mind one of the best laws en ¬

acted by tho last Legislature is the onegiving to the judge the right to assessthe penalty instead ofthe jury Heret-

ofore the jury not only passed upontho guilt or innocence of tho accusedbut if found guilty fixed his punish ¬

ment also Now they only say whether ornot he is guilty and the judge fixes thepunishment This law shoulU save theState many dollars for such a tiling us-

a hung jury will or should be a thingof the past Not only does it appeal tous because of this fact but jt will doaway to a great extent with many oftho abuses of tho jury box

A KANSAS editor keeps his subscrip-tion list paid up by running tho follow¬

ing at the masthead of his paper Youmay gather the stars in a nail keg hangtho ocean on a grape vino to dry wipethe noso of fc cyclone with a towel cut-

off the tan end of a tornado for a keepsake put tho sky in tho ground to soakunbuckle the bellyband of eternity andopen up tbo sun and moon as health roaorta butnovcr t>o deluded with the ideathatyou can escape perdition if youdon J pay for your paper

GEJ P WATT HABDIH is spoken ofas a probable candidate for Congress inthe Eleventh district to oppose eitherCaleb Power or D 0 Edwards which-

ever wins the Republican nominationllirpuld be a fitting climax to his eventlol Jlfe if ho should be fortunate enoughto bo tenHo congresu Heros hopingM will

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THE census returns show that the an ¬

nual salary of a minister of the gospelcounting all denominations is but GKS

per year This is a burning shame Noother class of people is worked so hardfor so littlo pay A good many peopleseem to think that the life of a minister isan easy one and that whatever they gotbo it much or little amply pays them fortheir labors The minister is expectedto preach two sermons every Sundaywhich will please every member of hiscongregation Sermons that il wouldtake weeks for most of his congre-gation

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to prepare if they could doit at all and yet if he happens to saysomething that doesnt exactly suitsome pious brother ho goes homo or itmay be he gets on the street and crit¬

icises the efforts of a man who doesmore in one day to save the world fromsin than all his congregation puttogether docs in a month Not onlymust he peach twice on Sunday buthe must take an active part in the Sun ¬

day School lead the prayermeetingvisit the sick preach the funerals of thedead perform marriage ceremoniesmake social calls at least once a monthand during all this he and his familymust dress nicely and cat a lilllo something to keep soul and body togetherall on the paltry sum of 3603 a yearThe layman of this country should blushwith shame to know that such condi ¬

tions exist

COLORADO has established a precedentby having women sit on Juries ler¬

sonally we do not believe they will makegood jurors for the reason that theyaro too sympathetic From a standpointof trying to do the right there is nodoubt that they would be the equal ifnot the superior of the men for theywould not be swayed bypetty prejudicessuch as often creep into our juries ofthe present time but a silvertonguedlawyer wilh flowery language and path e¬

tic appeal could sway them almost atwill This is not true because womanis the weaker vessel but because of theChristlike spirit which so perm caterher being Through the goodness of herbyITHK Democrats are nearer to elect-ing a President of the United Statesthan they have been since 1892 saysGovenor Claude A Swanon of Virginiawho icccntly completed a tour that ex¬

tended to the Pacific coast Not inyears have tho Democrats shown somuch activity so much desire to shakooff lethargy to hold harmony banquetsand to get together as is manifested inall sections of the country at this timeWith such a spirit pervading the leadersand rank and file of Democracy takentogether with the dissension among Re-

publicans¬

I can see no other result thana democratic House and DemocraticPresident in 1913

JUDGE Boon who is serving a fourteenyear sentence for stealing about 40000from the State willin a few days makeformal application for a parole It isto bo hoped that he will be made toservo his time out Ho is guilty of anpence that a year or two in the penit ¬

entiary cannot recompense It is thefact that many men believe they canthrough the influence of friends bopardoned or paroled that leads them tocommit a crime Make him servo histimo out Grafting and bbodling mustbe stopped and that is the most ethic ¬

tive way

THERE is a family in South Somersetwho live chiefly on dirt and wood ashesand they seem to thrive on this uniquediet Somerset Times

If prices go much higher a good manyof usJ will be forced to cat dirt grasbark or something else of that nature

IK a fight at Covlngtona few days agoa man had his noso bitten offand hisface otherwise mutilated A man whocan deliberately chew off the nose ofanother must have a stomach linedwith steel and must belong somewhat tothe bull dog tribe

THE appropriations made by the ses-sion of Congress just closed amounted to81027133410 according toan announcemont made by the House AppropriationCommittee The only consoling thoughtthatcomesto us Is that it might havebeen worse

THE Danville Advocate passed its

WednesdayThosIncerelyhopeetc will live to HfJ their paper ayyean older Jf

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PERSONALS

Hr Richard Cobb of Danville visitedfriends hero last week

Mr and Mrs Herman Hicks arevisiting relatives in Winchester-

Mr Ruben Todd of Irvine wasamong the crowd here Monday

Miss Jano Stockton has as her guestMiss Martha Burke of Illinois

Mr and Mrs Wm Marcum aro inIndianapolis for a fifteen days visit

Mrs S W Tudor and Miss Anna Jonesaro visiting relatives in Winchester

Mary Francis and Walker McKinnoyare visiting relatives at Winchester-

Mr Ford frock of Oklahoma isvisiting his brother Mr D H Breck

Mrs Cal Snyder of Anderson countywas hero last week mixing with friends

Mrs Harrison Branaman of Mt Yernon is in this city for medical treat-ment

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Miss Buchinani of Lexington is theattractive guest of Miss Edna GuinchiglianL

Mr and Mrs G Sam Dcatheragc ofAuburndale Fla are visiting relatives

heroDrand Mrs J W Harris havo re ¬

turned from a visit to relatives at Lan ¬

casterMrStove Turner of Chicago is visit-

ing Iricnds and relatives in tho townand county

Mr Sidney Turner of Savannah butformerly of this city was a visitor herelast week

Mrs J S Collins has been visitingher daughter Mrs Robert Burke inDanville

Mr and Mrs Harry Schlcgel of Nicholasville spent Sunday with Mrs L JSchlegeL

Mrs J H Severance of Stanfordvisited her lather Dr M C Heathlast week

Mrs Charles Boyd and son of PecasTexas are visiting Mr Cyrus Tudorand family

Mr C E Woods is at Crab OrchardSprings taking Kceley cure for the butt-ermilk habit

Mrs J A Stevens and daughterRegina spent the week end with < larkcounty relatives

Mr James Wallace of Irvine spentSaturday and Sunday with his brotherMr C C Wallace

Mr and Mrs M H Williams ofSilver Creek left Saturday for a visit torelatives in Illinois

Mr Robert Walker and sister AnnaMay have returned from a visit to re ¬

latives at LancasterG W McKinney of Waco attended

the Epworth League Conference at MUSterling last week

Professor Joseph Porter and wife ofLexington spent the Fourth with Mrand Mrs T S Hagan

Mrs C Rucker Adams left last Fridayfor Frankfurt to join her husband in thophysical culture work

guestsMrsWhite of Nashville Tenn

lIr Clyde Hart the effecient foremanof the Winchester News spent the 4thwith Richmond friends

Mr R A Jones of Union S C hasbeen visiting his father Capt WmJones and family in tho county

Mr Luther Sanders who is in timrevenue service at Silver Creek visitedhis family at Nicholasville Sunday

Misses Ada Booker of Louisville IreneSewoll and Dell Parrish of Winchesterare tho guests of Mrs J It Parrish

IndianapolisIndKays at the Pattlo A Clay Infirmary

Winchester Democrat Mrs AnnaSwift Turley and Miss Julia French arein Richmond attending Normal School

MaryPickeLs nwhere they attended the Chi Omega eonvention

Mr Silas Cobb Jr and wife of Pittsburg Pa aro visiting the formersparents Mr and Mrs Silas Cobb atRcdIIoiuo

Mrs Henry White and Mrs FannieBennett of Lexington aunt and sistefof Mrs Mary Bennett are spending theweek with her f

Mrs Edgar Blanton ami jttftdretihave returned from a visit of vrajwMki to herJ XFL Will Di WooatBIrM1Mi Xsky

Tfcwe will f4ra nforml receptionJMWla U Ists of the FIrM

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Bright Mt9rUln a with lovely cardjpiJfy fttttrday afteraooa for Mrs Lacy 1

BrigK of New York City 1

Mrs Tb odoce Wilson Md daughterMte JCate WUteoQ aad0rca Isaacsv ii rsG W Frazksr and Otherr ltfve in Esuli last weej

Mrs TSP Dudley of Richmond is Intho city for a low days the guest of hercousin Abner Oldham and Mrs AnnieW James Loxington Herald

Mr E L Clark wife and daughter ofCincinnati aro spending several wokswith friends hero Tho Clarks formerlyhived hero and are always welcomedback

Mr J w LewIs of Collcgfc Hill passed through Richmond iaslFrrday on hiswhy to clnip poison Jessamine countyto on a at one ofthe distl11ericsthereI

Irai1l1 Mrs T L Hamilton areback from an extensive bridal trip andhave gone to house Keeping on the Summitt in the house recently vacated byProf and Mrs J R Johnson

cMrs E T Burnam and Mrs DMChen ult s thcir annual Fourth ofJuly picnit Monday for their childrenMiss Elizabeth Buriiam was dressed asColumbia her dress being made entire-ly American flags

Winchester SunSentinel Miss Marianno Collins of Richmond visited Misscatherine McConl for the dance Fridayevening Mr John Doty of Rich ¬

mond attended the dance hero Friday

eveningHonJerry A Sullivan will sail July

9th on tho White Star S S Baltic fora summer abroad Ho will tour theBritish Isles the ConlSricnt and northernEuropo returning to Richmond in

SeptemberMrsS Park and Mrs William

Park have returned to their homojinLos Vegas They were called herebytho serious illness of Mrs W B Smithwhom we are glad to note is improvingand Her condition is most encouraging

Mrs C E Eliwanger and daughterMiss Jacqueline Ellwangor left yester ¬

day for Estill Springs to spend the sum-mer

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Mrs Ellwangcr will bo tho societycorrespondent to tho different papersover the State from that popular resort

Frankfort JournalMrs and Mrs George Marischen havo

returned from Boonovillo Owsleycounty where they visited the lattersparents It will be pleasing news totheir many friends to know that theirlittle son has about recovered from hisrecent illness

Mrs C D Miller is inNashvillo Tennwhere sho was called on account of thoserious illness of tho little son of Mrand Mrs R Ii Gentry Jr Tho physi ¬

clam give but little encouragement tohis recovery which news will be asourcoof deep regret to tho friends of thefamily

Mr and Mrs Frank E Jennings ofJacksonville Florida are summerIngat the latters old home Dreaming CreekHeights near this city They have beenentertaining a delightful house partycomposed of Mrs G C Burrows andthree daughters who wero guests ofhonor at a bridge party given last Fridayby tho hosts-

Lancaster Record Miss TommieFrancis is in Richmond visiting Mr andMrs George Ballow Miss Mary Elm reand sister MissLydia aro visiting rel¬

atives in Richmond and VersaillesLittle Miss Elizabeth Dudley is athome again alter a visit to her grand¬

mother in Richmond Mr Alex Dotyand daughters were Jn Richmond Mon ¬

day for the burial of Mr ilalcolm MillerMesdames Merritt Harbor and Sal

lie Rayburn of Richmond are vIsit-ing Mr and Mrs Parkqr Gregory

Tho following formed a delightfulparty which sailed last week for a tripabroad Misses Louise Mary andElizabeth Covington of this countyFrancis Lail and Ruth Covington ofMissouri and Mr Walter Quinn ofIllinois Miss Louise Covington willprobably accept a position as chaperonofor touring parties which position pays ahandsome salary and all expensesWoknow of no ono better fitted thanMiss Covington who aside from her al¬

ready wide experience as a traveler andher brilliant literary attainments pos-sesses a charm of manner and a person ¬

ally of great magnetism

Narrow EscapeHouston Stone a freight cpnductor on

tho L and A railroad hall a narrowescape from death last Friday nightHo was spending the night at K Njunction as is his custom when at thatend of tho line and to keep from beingbothered with liens ho poured some car-bolic

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acid ontho sheet and went to bedAbout two oclock the next morninghis roommate was aroused by groansand going to Mr Stones bed found himunconscious All efforts to arouse himproved futile and ho was placed on anengine and started for this oily By thetime ho reached hero ho had regainedconsciousness but it was found that hisbody was badly burned by tho acid Hois still suffering onsidorably but it isthought ho will be out rin a few daysHe had a very narrow escape for hadho not been discovered when ho was itis thought by the physicians that hewould have died within twenty or thirtyminutes

LadlesOXFORDS AND PUMPS

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Pony Stung to DeathThe Cyntluana Democrat says

Floyd Lairs excellent pony stallionBacna was stung to death by bees atMr Lairs homo atMrs Dubs near

LCynthlana Monday The pony wastied to a tree near a boo hive and per ¬

haps disturbed tho bees in some wayThey swarmed out of the hive and att-

acked him Ho was tied with a heavyhalter and could not break loose Inhis efforts he became tangled in a wirefence and foil and the bees stung himso badly that ho died in a couple ofhours after ho had been noticed andreleased front the tree and fence Thoanimal was a fine littlo fellow valuedat 5500 Aside from his worth inmoney it is a great pity ho had to meetsuch a dreadful deat-

hSuccessful TripA baseball team composed of Madison

county boys Went to Corbin and Tcllico

last wok and played three games twowith Corbin and one with Jollico win ¬

ning all of them Tho first one wasplayed with Corbin last Wednesdaythe score being 3 to 2 after thirteen hardfought innings Edwards homo run inthat round deciding the game H Par ¬

rish was pitted against tho great RubeWatkins Parrish doing by far tho bestWork Ho allowed only six hits andstruck out 18 men Thursday the boysjourneyed to Jollico and defeated theteam there by the scoro of 4 to 2 JimParks pitched this game and allowedonly four hits three of them coming inthe ninth inning They camo backto Corbin Friday and again defeatedthem this time by tho score of 10 to 4

Pitman who was in the Blue GrassLeague for a while last year was on

tho mound for Corbin but our boysfound his offerings easy whjlo Edwardshold the Corbin boys sate Those whomade the trip were Harvey ParrishJerry Parrish John Burton Goo GintcrHugh Lewis Kavanaugli Broadd us Del

Azbill Joel and Jim Parks And WilburEdwards

Public Sale of Lots lorCity Taxes

III will on Thursday July 21st 1910 be¬

tween the hours of one and two fclockin front of the City Hall door corner ofFirst and Irvine street in tho City ofRichmond Ky sell for cash for unpaidcity tax bills penalty interest and costsfor tlo year of 1900 the following partiesproperty real estate or enough to paytho amount specified below if not paidboforo said dateVT 0 ONcil City Tax Collector

WHITE LIST for 1009

Anderson Joe mid Carlton 8 427Bush and Whiteuuu 13 18Bush Joo ri i 20 59-

Bybeo Malvina I 6 32Byboe Malvina Gdni 8 40Coats Wm 7 20Dcatherago G S 3 43Jarman Mrs Roscu 47 00-

Ransdall II llisL 20 59Roberts Dmiolu 7 21

Trowers Thos B i 7 21Turpin Haydca andJohni 4 27

COLORD LISTBallow Goorgeu 10 55Black Salllc u LS 40Bennett Cam 5 51Brock BelLu 11 81BiggersUiir Alice 5 11

Bronston JalQuuO 37

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Burgin Martha hrs 3 43

Burnam Jno 0 5 11

Craig Henry C 37

Campbell Elder 2 91

Chenault Alice 5 11

Chenault Tobe p 79

Collins Sam 8 05

Crutcher Lizieu C37DeJarnett Sarah 511Embry J mau u 5 11

Embry IilUeu 5 54

Fife Maryuu 4 27

Fife Martha S 577cLUOo F Lodge 18 50

Harris Benu 7 20

Harris Hattio 5 11

Hjll Wyattu 0 37

Irvine Joe Sru 5 11

Jarman Robt Srl 8 SS

Martin Jnou 5 11

Miller Thos B 837Miller Chancy 2 01

Moss Alex i 8 SS

Muncy Sallie 427Palmer Jim Sr 7 20

Phelps William C 37

Phelps Mary 3 44

Pope Green hrsu 3 IIShearer Jako 3 44

Smith Scott 11 70

SmilhEtlau 4 27

Tevis Tom8 05

Todd Jos C 805Turner Mattie 5 11

Tye Wm 0 S7

Turner Tilinu = 4 27

Winkfiold Millio C 80

Walker Ann hrsu 5 95

Walker Ed 1055Willis Lizziou 5 93

White Korcis 0 86

While notlau 0 37

Yates Wm Buster 9 72

Yates Nannie 5 11

Feel languid veak rundownHeadache Stomach offJnstn-a plain case of lazy liver BurdockBlood Bitters tones liver and stomachpromotes dhreBtiton purifies thebood

Commissioners Sale

Lyman Bulnor o Plaintif-fs

Davis Munday c Defendants

Under and by virluo oft a judgmentand order of sale rendered at tho Mayterm of the Madison Circuit Court inthe above styled action tbs undersignedMaster Commissioner of said Court will

onThurdayJu1y 28 10at 10 oclock a m on the premises nearKingston Ky sell to the highest andhost bidder the following described pro¬

perly

A Certain Tract oi Landon the waters of Hays Fork ol SilverCreek near Kingston Madison countyKy and bounded on the east by Farrisland on the north by J H Crawford onthe south by the lands of DouglasYoung antI Alex Gibbs on tho west bythe Richmond 1 Big Hill pikexnd con¬

taming 97 12 acres more or less Saidland will be sold in two separated tractstho first tract containing 40 acres andthe second tract containing 57 12 acresthen ns a whole and tho bid producingthe most money will ba accepted

Said property will bo sold on a creditof C npd 12 months Purchaser will berequiredto execute bond with approvedsecurity thereon payable to the Commis-sioner bearing C per cent interest untilpaid with lien retained upon said prop-erty until all Iho purchase money is paid J

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It will be to your advantage to see me before purchasing an automobileiJT COY Agent

KIRKSVILLE KENTUCKY I

Taken UpThere came to my place near Gum

Springs on Walnut Meadow and PaintLick pike on May 18th a red yearlingsteer weight about 050 Ibs Owner canhavo same by proving property and pay ¬

ing all charges B B ReynoldsPaint Lick Ky R H-

LostA ladies dark green leather shopping

bag with brass chain probably on Lan ¬

caster avenue Please return samp tothis office

Report oi the ConditionOFT-

ITFarmers BankDoing business nt Klrksvillc county ofMadison Stateof Kentucky at the close of

business on the OUtli cloy of June 1910

RESOURCESLoans anti discounts with one or

more endorsers as suretyNl17 49Real estate mortgages nJ600looCull loans on collaternLooRM UO

Due from National Bunks n 3790 SIDue front State Banks and Bkra 20S KlU S and National Rank notes 1702 mSpecieV 36Overdrafts sccured 00Overdrafts unsecured 2139 3TReal estate banklnc house 240001

Furniture aud fixtures 2500 TO

Total J753SS G5

INABILITIESCapital Stock paid Inln Cash 1 15mo 00-SurpluR FIII1I1noooo 25Q01Undivided IroOtsoouJ71 SDepots subject to check on

which interest is not pnldu 37613 97Notes und Bills Redlscountcd wum m

ITotot 75358 C5

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County of Madison I sI II S Newton Cashier of the above

named bank do solemnly wear that theabove statement is true to the best of myknowledge and belief

H So NEWLOX CashierSubscribed and sworn to before me by IT-

S Xettlon the 5th day of July RiOJ T COY Notary Public

My Commission Expires Feb 171011JAS RCLAYII N HENRYI Directors

N WHITEWILL BOIN hIS ANNUAL

Clearance SaletV On Saturday July 9th

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t I t The Women of Richmondand vicinitYwbohave attended1

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r1o> Sales know that we mean what we say and that everything in our

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l> cost or former prices are lost oL It is our desir to dispose oteverything in QUr house We haveI J

MARKED< GOODS ID1CUOUSLY LOWand wc waht youytOngetf may of these 1rgin aou canuteau th savings on evty pucbase Jil

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S S PAKKES PKESIDKXT W N BKITNKTT VICE PRESIDENT

Condensed Statement of the Condition ofCiittizen Nato ll 13arik

RICHMOND KENTUCKYAt the Close of Business June 30 1010

RESOURCESLoans and Discounts305191 58Overdrafts 12105 KlU S Bonds 58500 00Banking Housoetcn 900000Cash and Due from

Banks 8942139Total 174008 60

LIABILITIESCapital StockulOOOOO 00Surplus Fund 11000 00

Undivided PfolitsJ 31G 07

Circulationu i 55 COO 00

Deposits 307091= 63ITotal 474008Ol2DepositsDeposits Juno 30 191Ou v 307001C3

Wo respectfully solicit and invite a share of your patronage promising in returnprompt And efficient

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