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U:::tiiienu -Afc
:.g
UflrtM arT,,u t which the Couaty CVvn-
litiUAVA. I misuflomm lond'.j boasted a rear ai
baa vanished, uui in its plaoa appear
aenet, to meet which will liktJy neces
sitate, increased taxation.
Mr. Edward Lady, f EJi. od Mim
Crrie E. BiUoer, of nabaad, trr rs
centlyociled in tb bond of wedlock by
Re.a P Gebhtrt. The carji or took
ranavme.
' 3r. John H. Eutchiaaoo. who haa
been putor of tha Jannrtown Latheraa
Charch ainc 18U5, haa aorepti s call to
the partnrmte of the Lntheran congTy
tion at Xewry, Blair oocnty. Ha wUI
leave J ennertowa April lt.
Mr. Daniel Keller, of La 11 postnffl.-a,
ban iaken pomuion of the E inl Ra -k
property on Eaat atreet. which he recent
ly acquired by purchase, and also of
the vacant lota on the aiune etreet which
be bright from Mr. -tiaorsrs R. Prkfcr.
Every two or tUree weeks daring the
winter pat a pint or ao of aalt la theuore.
furnace or firepla.ce when thura in a good
fire burning. The bo,roing of the It
eleanathe chimney ao that no aoc-tcaa
remain in it. Wheo Una ia done your
chimney will never "burn out," and ia
effectual.
The Farmer' Institute met at the court j
house yesterday afternoon in annual sea- I
ion. The attendance waa Inr nn.i,.
ering- the unfavorable eondition of the
weather. None of the foreign upeakera
were prefect, bit all of thoe advertised
to be here will be on hand when Institute
convenes this morning.
The entertainment given by the Wel-
lersborg pabiic acbocl on January 27th
waa both ioterestiog' and entertaining
and wm greatly enjoyed by the large aud
ience that crowded the school house.
Every number on the long program, waa
well received. At the conclusion, of the
entertainment the teacher, C. S. Shaulis,
waa warmly congratulated by the patron
of the achooL
Fink fc Keller have been busy during
the past ten dys storing ice in their
large buildings eonth of town. In addi
tion to filling their own houaea and sup
plying ice for a number cf local custom
ers, they filled a large order for the B.
Jt O. R. R. The ice harvested ia of a su
perior character and Fink Jt Keller
would like to book other Urge order be
fore the sea in ciotea.
On Tuesday la E ia-anJ L. Country
man and his brother Washington ex
changed residences, the former removing
from his farm in Jefferson townsbip.ro
the PuiUippi property, which he recently
purchased, in Lavansville, and the latter
becoming a JefTrson tewoahip farmer.
Alex. Iickey and family are sow c
?ying 'be reiJioe vataited by Wash
ington Countryman's family.
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Li i;;e Borough.
itircuga.
trough.
SURPLUS VANISHES.
voaaty t uudd LxhaasteJ anJ Biilj
Aggregating Thousand of
Dollars Unpaid.
i.erted gen-ir-uii
the "Mc
a l iinmations
- n.' appar-
r-ik-r F.t?ed the
V.iern Con-
iihout a
(-: utaag-vxl
M:.: hotel,"
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i n. a mem
ulrr, died at
rmzg at tha
'mt EIdoo'
r&:h was due
4
u!!:of, anc
Tid," eay
of Erie, Fa.
w in v
r.i 'iorge Keller
ll.art. a Np:r township.
;:rf. '' lJl
4 ?aci of honey out of.
a.-iti.)f hnjey out without
feet i',r2-
ciJ'td ty experi
oi:gh and cold cures.
..i VKV ANDTAR willpre-:rair-u.uag
in PXEUMO
. Srss-sSa.
j. n.- !f :ae "old board."
U a recesses of the
iosrs' o t Tae new board
i J t" tlte of it-:s.-iBH.-2.r.g
up the deficit
p.--r.
- I .--vrs of Huntingdon
- !.r-fcrjd wilii the sum of
rr taeai for chang
es ii tae .'eo'-e oa tne poor
:? ci r;l t wire netting.
i:?.rar Siri before the
i:i4e n upaw-fss ex
?,t p;r d.reAirs sul ap-
;;.iSri.!.inieret, Pa., for
4nt J g-et w.irk that is
aae Iau-rn;iiDai Correa
! of S-ruU)C. Pa.
" a Hasii:;1-. whi. on Septem"
kWai u gu:lty to three indict
JTi.a ita uiakicg bogus
?p sni iKUining $.i,ijia) by
it v Fr. IiT vontecced by a
.:7i-tntn vars and six
crsDOiEfot fpi(D the date of
-js. Tit o.; r h been in
si 3i Dta. He is former
'Haif' brother.
S ip Fire Company, of the
a trd, oo Monday pur-
3j f dapp'.e gray horses
ie.f. Z.!n:Ofrma. of Somer-
Ti pjr.-Eur was made by
-"W'-f.n Kankle. George Mas-!-e.
Irvin, members of the
Liverytiian torsey
-rta r brought to this
3Tndf'.l in Mr. King's
2 r uin the Coin
rarjT ia Corpers-iale. The
i.i:c iai a haif hands
i w;,jij twectyight
K:k-Juar.r.on Tribune.
tr.
"i- par,;.;
"-VJ1! see w
writes :
i iT in sou to -tbout
siiiH'ess.
t "S KIDNEY
-iwt::tgre iininediate
i ..; r;irl me penna-f-T
ianjij this won
't
: J-.tn ii. Ive of
.;. gzl the re.?mn-
I tf tr priuion of $T,,OUO
of laesoiiiers and
-sr8 muiiaajDt In Be'.le
'Q"!T comraissioneni
" 7 V py to monument
f a.v.
" -a-Iunl a-ri.iy ic s'ght
' -:). C.-uaty Super
"c! ! bUed his procla
. "urt" rnIU ,n day. on
of
r no uncer
the tuoau-
S if:,
-tn.
t.pT.ectof Oran
tae crii-e on ac-
nnii:? cur.-hse.l.
t tie Tr li fin i n
(V.,,,,, ,1:,. mn le
" laa ever heard of
" Hki wabe Store.
nt:; !i:r.pa'en of
Ai.ms1- win be
X:ae ,,f r. ,.
''f :a-he uicing part
iTsuad public d S-
. 'ct bwc i.noedevj that
t. tie i -usl poses-
i ko.i.j,iK .hereto
ui,r,.A:.-e, Indeed,
t -!"'-iuihJ Uist they
'' :tr meth.Kl of
ho re,u.w to the
? "tB!''-lJ of every-
"'r has
W r"r,i:' arately,
i0 -rt-anli.e
"' P-"iU variety
.j- " P-iiti,i nUtforms,
.., ; ' i a k T ri a-
ve any use.
ime like The
1 b-s am & mi w
I ' Jj"u n'D' of the ex
r Ki th tes. oresi-
a,t
ites. presi
a! htatori!al
to--
f 7":pt"n. tbe Peac
""uitiee, the War ia
rt,p-'- 25enta.
rj,Tk.rsK,XYork
The Gua Cohan Comedy Company,
which opened a week's engagement at
the Opera House Monday evening, waa
greeted by the largest audience assem
bled in that place of amusement ao far
this hihid. The company is excellent
throughout ar.d is deserving of the pat
ronage of the people. All who attended
the Monday and Tuesday evening enter
tainments were delighted.
Mrs. Amanda M. R-ger, who was born
In this place April IX 18i4. died at
o'clock Saturday afternoon, at the resi
dence of her son Thomas M., at Altoona.
Her husband died forty -two years ago.
Three sisters survive Mrs. Jjeeph Kant
ner, of Johnstown ; Mrs. Margaret Pisel,
of Akroa, O , and Mra Jacob Fleck of
this place. Mrs. Rger united with the
Disciples' Church sixty yesrs ag-. Inter
ment was male at Altoona.
Mr. Ward F. Morrison, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Morris hi. of nar Bakers
viile, and Miss Esteila E. Joiier, of Som
erset township, were united ia marriage
on January ITth at the Lutheran parson
age, Lavansviile, Rev. C. F. iebhart
ofKctating. Immediau-ly following the
marriage Mr. Morrison and his bride
came to Somerset where they took the
afternoon west-bound train for Lanark,
111., where the former's brother is suc
cessfully engaged in bame&.
According to the Johnstown Democrat
of yesterday Mrs. Norman B. Pecrod, of
Somerset township, is under bail to ap
pear before an Alderman in that city to
day to answer a charge of larceny by
bailee preferred by her son-in law, R. W.
Hochstetier. The suit Involves the own
ership of a judgment exemption note for
$2X1. Hottbstetier'a young wife com
mitted suicide some time ag . Mrs. Pen
rod, her mother, had given her the note
IbrtJOO, according to the allegations of
the prosecutor. After Mrs. Hochsteder's
untimely death Mrs. Pen rod it is alleged
secured tbe note and kept it.
Msssrs. E. L. Cake Jr.. and Bsnjamin
H iwsrd, Jr., of Pottsville, P-. who
have been engaged for tbe past two
months in surveying and plotting the
large tract of coal land recently acquired
by i h Heading Coal and Iron Company,
exp -ct to f.nish up the work by May 1st.
They are assisted a their work by two
or thtxe Somerset county young men.
The Reading people have a diamond
drill at work and are making a close ex
amination of all the veins underlaying
their fiel-L It has not yet beea decided
where the permanent opening will be
made, but they are likely to be in the
neighborhood of Mostoiler Station. The
engineer corps is at present working in
the neigh horho'id of Jacob S. Miller'a, in
Uiemihoaing township.
The Associate Judges last week ap-
pointe I Wiilia n Gilbert, of this place,
Cxmty D-teive. Somerset county haa
never availed itself of th privilege b-
stowei by law of having an o:S w
known as C-unty JJete'-tir-. n Mr
Gilbert U. we believe, tbe Brt gntie-
mia t attain that distini.n. The
enunty ciin mi si oners i I ni-iriLt attor
ney have in times pas, notably 10 tae
ceiebratid Xicelv marder .", and la
tbeci.se agiinst Weller aa t 3ae f aa I
it necess iry t a.!ure the services of a
skilled d tec ivs f r a h -isf I. Tie
County O mii'si msrs were avere to
c-eaiing the otfl -s of ) iuy D Hec'.ive. as
they believe it will be the meals of ia-
fi cting unnecessary etpsuse u o the
taxpayers.
The eaf excitement througVMitcertain
eectiorisof the eriuoty ooti lues untoat
L Every day bring more ageafcs lep
resmting eastern capital wt. Into the
field for the purpowe of eitior buying up
eal liuds orscunng npnotison tnein.
1 be .v.-aii m of tbe land appear to make
do diJere ice, nearly as much bting paid
lor minersi rights locate! ten ard fifteen
miles frxn the railrosd as for ;ijs'ne
rights on lu ll Ifioj l ign u
AO. Ad 1 w " is.irn n ue I i itunl y
by which Fraan E llao and J. H K '
Biltimre, bo- a to s o-irs of
tract of eo n I- K) a-rree of !fal lln I A e
to tbe tow i of Casln a Ar-ts o'
t'Ues to ti pr,Jn.y r " biing
prepared a id at vn as tbe d-i bve
been delivered the te proprietors will
eominson the ira owiiate d-viop nut
of the 8 f-t v.ia f ciJ a id'riying
it. E. M. Beachley a-i t J. P. S igle.
of Meyersd .Is, represa-itel th pnies
holding the options, and it is rumored
thtt they reaimi hialr u sj-n of
m iey through the desl. It iseiainsd
fiat the eat rights of all tbe land lying
along both sides of the Cel.ntn river
b"-n Ft x k wood and Mark let. m have
been op Jooed by local partiea, and that
the orope-t.s of making a sale of them
ariibi th e imin,- few wsks arw proin--
g. Several coal men font Baltimore
fa tv al really in-pectd this large o-idy of
Miineralsapl others will g r theui
(is week. A aumber of dUs wre
oitwotm itad within the lt f- Kys
(q o.l lands in Black and MUf "4 Wf -
p,rut lbs ptrties interacted d b
4sire thU the transacim shil be inie
pubii-J natil all of th Ai!s htveween
srrtd. The R -gist-r an I R r Jer
&flllcrocde4 dr n'gttwtthat
torasys and clrW kiog abstract of
titles, and it is hinted that aatraral dei
la-g' than any tha bs-ve b-si tu4
since the B wwiod Whiuw Dn-
tuw.be runty wUI toai bi wan wjosd.
Iaertase sf Tax Killags Said U bs ths Oa
ay u it si tha Difisalty.
aJl H0C3ZiUPIwa ri C0XXI3SIOI-
zs.r orncs.
T", . -
uc new unara o commissioners are
confronted with a serious an i perplex
ing question at the outstart cf their ad
miniatration.
i aey nnd that they will be compelled
to either advance the rate of taxation
from for and ooe-half to five or five and
one-half ralU or isane county bonds to
uie amount of from tM. 000 to . la
order to meet the present indebtedn
of the county.
To say that the Commissioners da not
relish the responsibility placed odoo
them of providing for a deficit of several
thousand dollars and claims afyregating
tii.000 additional,; is putting it very
mildly indeed, in view of the fact that tbe
county treasury is without sufficient
funds to defray the current county ex
penses, and creditors are clamoring for
the amounts due them.
A careful perusal of the county receipts
and expenditures for 1"4'J. published
elsewhere ia the Herald, will disclose
where the enormous sum of I73.QO0 dis
appeared during the time mentioned,
and will also disclose to the thoughtful
reader where curtailments in expend!
tares could have been safely made with
out prejudice to tbe taxpayers.
The report of the Auditors does not
show the indebtedness cf the county for
tbe simple reason tint neither the Audi
tors nor Commissioners were able to ascer
tain the exact amount, but Commission-
ers Clerk, John R. Boose, has gone to
the pains of making an approximate
timate ot the county indebtedness, which
all must agree is a most conservative one.
Clerk Boose finds that on January L.
1"). tha ouaty was obligated to pay
debts amounting to more than Sj.OO), at
leaU f iXO of which were contracted by
the Commissioners as late as D5ember
21, I HO!), to meet which the treasury had
Cish available to the amount of JiJ7J.ii,
and unavailable assets in the etiape of
outstanding taxes, less commissions and
exonerations, to the amount of I 6L
How can the people of tbe county con
done the negligence of officials in thus
piling up debts without first having
m w1 provisi n for their payment when
due?
In order to more c'.esrly illustrate the
careless housekeeping which character
ized the Commissioners' office during the
year just close.!, it is proper that the
Commissioners' report of the receipts
and expenditures o' the county for the
year 1 be quoted.
From it we learn that oa January 2,
lSyj, there was :6,JUj 28 cash in the coun
ty treasury, and outstanding ttxss due
and payable to tbe amount of $J07oT.T9, or
total avail sole absents of 10T, against
which stood a total county iadeotodness
of$i;m; lewim a biin-s of truLKi
in fvor of the county. On January i,
1'Jihi, this magnificent balauci tnreiher
with .jO,000 a1ditional coanly funds had
disappeared, and tbe county's liabilities
are now greatly in excess of its available
assets.
The total cAinty expenditures in WW
were JIX19 23 as against J7T0.iS.02 in
a diiference equal to tbe astteta of the
ceunty on January 2, lA'J.
The taxpayers will place the blame for
this uawsrranted state of ajairs where
it properly belongs and will doubtless
agree with us that the regime who have
had control of the Commissioners' office
for the past nine years were not retired
any too soon for the good of the county.
As said at the outstart, the present Com
missioners are perplexed as to the best
way out of the difficulty in which they
find themselves, but they will have to
grasp tbe situation courageously, and with
an eye single to tbe best interests of the
taxpayers. If it is absolutely necessary
to raise the tax millage in order to dis
charge a c unty indebtedness which they
bad no band in creating, the taxpayers
will absolve them from responsibility; or,
if it appears that the best interests of the
taxpayers can be protected by an issue of
county bonds, let the bonds be ptaced at
tbe lowst i ate of interest obtainable.
The people have aad enough of dark
lantern financiering.
1X&LXS 10T CO KITS I7ICI3.
Ailsa Zarkart Takta "ftoagh en 2aU" with
7tal Basalts.
The people f Berlin were shocked
Thursday evening lo learn that one of
the boys of tow n had committed suicide.
Ths name of tbe young ma was Allen
Larhart, son of Mrs. Eilsn E trhart.
Thursday forenoon, says the Record.
Allen went to the store of Dr. Brallier
and purchased a box of rat poison, saying
bis mother had sent him f r It. Between
two and three o'clock in the afternoon his
mother discovered that he was seriously
ill and after easaest effort secured from
hiin a confession that he bad taken
poison. The mother immediately sent
for Dr. G arm an, who applied aatomach
pomp and tried, but in vain, to save the
boy's life. Death txk place about four
o'clock.
Above was aboot 17 years old H waa
the dining-room boy at ths Mansion
House, bat had been suspended the even
ing before. This and the reason for bis
being suspended, la supposed to have
been the cause whi :h led tbe boy to end
his existence. It i SSud that ths boy was
of a very sensitive nature and that he bad
frequently, on previous occasiMiS, threat
ened to commit suicide.
Esw's Thill
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Caurrn Cure.
t . J. CHEX EY A CO.. props. Toledo. O.
We. tbe undersigned, have known F. J.
Cbeuey for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in ail business
transactions and financially able to carry
ont any obligations made by their firm.
w kt Tnrx. Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo. O. Wai.divij Kim a A Mar-
vis-, U boiesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrn Cure is taken internally.
acting directly npon the blood and mu-
vus surface of the system. Price
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi
monials free.
Hail's Family Pills are the best.
Coaaty Aaditars' Draatie Cematata.
The closing chapter of the County Aud
itors' Annual Report, filed yesterday, is
so refreshing a.ud pertinent to the sub
jects upon which it touches, thai we give
space to it for the benefit of our readers.
The report concludes:
"Commenting on the adruin:stration of
tbe County Commissioners' omce for the
past year we respectfully say chat their
minutes contain iiulu lucid information.
From them, vginr wrun the individual
accounts of the retiring Commissioners,
we gather the following fails:
1. They are to be criticised for hoi. ling
unnecessary and profitless sessions,
where the salary amounted to more than
the business trnsaitei.
F.r supplying in Urge qnantities,
with the concurrent of the retiring Pr
thonotsrv, unnecessary and useless
blanks in the offi re of the Prothoooiary;
enough in some instances w-e believe to
last for twenty years, many of which
will necessarily be wasted.
3. Charging for time soent unnei-essa-rily
ia "approving bills." such ass.-s!ps.
etc, where tne compensation is fixed by
law,
4. " For publishing ths annual state
ment in paprs without general circula
tion tnrougnout the osiniy.
5. For employing assistant counsel at
additional expense, when they had al
ready employed regular counsel at a stat
ed salary, as provided by the Act of li
Colossi liaul Etdtr.
Colonel Samuel Elder, one of the best
known and oldest citizens of Western
Pennsylvania, died on Wednesday last at
his boms near Ligoaier, Pa. He was
bo-n at Carlisle. P in IStf, and the
greater part of bis life was spent in this
State. Duriug his life be rosided at Car
lisle, I'niof t wn, Briaton, Somerset, and
in receot years at Ligouier. He waa a
Republican, and prominent in the poll
tics of this county, where be at one timo
held the office of Rigister and Recorder.
He had voted for thirteen President of
tbe United States. Colonel Elder waa
one of the owners of the old stage line
that ran from Pitts irg to Chambersburg
and while in the business mvis a largs
fortune, which be later lo-t in attempting
to rua the insil through by stage from In
dependence, Ma, to Salt LsJteCity. In
1S19 Colonel Elder tok a trip down In-;
Ohio river ia a eatboat, which was one of
the lat of iu kind to make the trip on
the local waters. Colonel Eider and his
wife. Mrs. Margaret Armor Bell, celebra
ted their golden wedding on De-ember
10. I, ond their seventh daughter. Miss
Fanuie Eld -r. was married to Mr. Baker
Johnson, of Frederick. M J., on the same
dty. He is survived by bis wl fow and
tbe following children: Mis. Martha J.
Patrick, of Piuxburg. Mrs. Mary Hast
ings, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Alice HolH
dav. of Baltimore. Mrs. M. E Hudsoo.of
Marysviiie. CaL, Mrs. A. E. Miller, Miaa
J.wephine Elder, Samuel G., of Lirnier,
George W.. of Rsd Jiug. Calaad John B.
Elder, of Pittsburg.
Zspe Walkiag at Viafara.
The man who wanted to walk acro
Niagara Falls on a rope was wisely re
strained by the authorities. Probably
be is thankful that such was the case.
Death comes soon enoagb- Take the in
roads of disease for example. Common
ailmeoU like constipation, dyspepsia.
biliousness, malaria ana nervousness,
do much to shorten life. There is a med
icine that will curs these, if taken failh
ft.ily, and that is HoateUers Stomach
Bitters. Set the stomach right, and good
health is sure to follow. Jhia peerlass
reinedy has a record of over fifty years of
cures to back It up. Wbea ia need of a
medicine of this kind, gst the old reliable
Hoatetter's Stomach Btttwrs, with s Pri
vate Revenue $ tain a over the neck of
ia botU.
THS BEST IIYESTJtTHT.
Money That Pays Yon 4 Per Cent Inter
est Without Expense or Bother.
Money that will re-urn yon 4 per cent.
annually, without expense or bother is a
better investment than many mortgages
or real estate investments. This rate of
interest, 4 per cent, compounded twice a
year, is paid by the f ittsburg Bank for
Savings, Xo. 210 Fourtli avenue, Pitts
burg. Pa. During these prosperous times
every person sb.Mil J save something.
Sums of one dollar and upward are re
ceived. You can deposit by tuiL
Big Baih
At Cook Eeerits's for Second-band
Syrup Cans, only fii 00 per hundred. ,
"Jullyjohaksp" Taksa.
Tho following, from the Windber Era,
tells bow tbe Stalwarts of Paint township
defeated the Insurgents under tbe lead
ersbip of our erstwhile friend "Bully'1
John Shaffer:
The Republican primaries came off
rather quietly at this place Saturday ex
cept that Committeeman Shaffer was busy
ail day keeping the Insurgents iu line.
and long before tbe close of the polls the
large snpply of ballots furnished by him
were gone every one. He didn't stop to
reckon to whom he wa giving the ballots
when he threw them oat so promiscu
ously early in the day, for they evidently
got into tbe hands of the Stalwarts, and
the chairman was kept busy hustling out
ballots the rest of the day. With the
dose of the polls when the battla clouds
bad cleared off the Stalwarts bad left lit
tle in sight. The following is tbe result:
Election officers for precinct number
2: Judge of Election, S. E. Reed : Inspect
or. V . H. Gramung ; Justice of toe Peace,
(two) M. E. Sell. J. A. Louther; Super
visors, GilMan Shaffer, Alfred Gahagen,
Isaiah Holsopple, Jeremiah Shaffer;
School Directors, (two) S. B. Lehman, H.
L. Seese; Auditor, E. C L. Bartow; Tax
Collector, W. G. Seese; Township Clerk,
Noah Berkey; Treasurer, L M. Goch-
nour.
freqasat Coughing
inflames the iungs. FOLEY'S HONEY
AX D TAR stops the coughing and heals
the lungs. The o.diuary cough medi
cines which are simply expectorant.
will not do this, as they keep tbe lungs
irritated in throwing off the phlegm.
A Bargaia!
Sevnd-hand Syrup Cans, J 00 per hun
dred, at Cook A Beerite's.
Faaajylvaaia I armtrs.
Prof. John Hamilton, Secretary of Agri
culture, on Wednesday issued advauce
sheets of his annual report of 1SW. He
says god work has been done during tbe
year in the farmers' institutes and mcy
interested farmers have begun researches
of their own through the encouragement
of the department. Secretary Hamilton
suggmta a library in connection with bis
department and products of tbe state
along the farm lines in the shape a small
museum.
The general condition of agriculture in
this state compares very favorably w ith
the other atates of the union. He adds:
Pennsylvania, in area of improved farm
land, stood, ia ltftl, tenth among 4o states
of tbe United Slates. In the value of her
lands, fences and buildings she was
fourth, and in value of farm implements
and machinery she was second. Ia the
namberof milk cows she was fifth, but
ia gslioua of milk she was third, add iu
the pounds of butter shs was second.
She stood tenth ia amount of wheat,
eleventh in corn and oata, first in ry
fourth in hay, sixth in toba'-co, seventh
in potate aud ninth in apples. Taken
altogether the total value of her farm
products places her fifth among the states.
To I to; a Cold.
After exposure or when you feel a cold
coming on, take, a dose of tULbl s
HONEY AND TAR. It never faiis to
atop a cold if taken in time. Take noth
ing else. All Druggists,
Triad Five Doctors.
Mr. Frances L. Sales, of Missouri Val
ley, Ia. writes she had severe kidney
trouble fo- Jrears, had tried five doctors
without benefit, but three bottles of FO
LEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected a per
fect cure. All Druggists.
Diaries for 1933.
Hagerstown and Lancaster Almanacs,
German and English, for V.'M) at
Fishib s Book Stobx,
where you also get your Founlaiu Pens
repaired, and Farmers, Merchants, Coal
Operators, Business Men, Laborers, and
all others ran buy any kind of blank
books tbat they may require.
Chas. H. Fishes.
Treat Bites and Chilblains
quickly cured by BANNER SALVE, the
most healing reinedy in the world.
Druggists.
All
tiffed Ballot Boxes.
Philadelphia. February 2. Samuel
R. Markley and Joseph F. Hog an, white,
and FranH Taylor, alias Pierce, colored,
were found guilty to - night by a jury in
tbe quarter sessions of conspiracy to make
a false count and false ret jra of votes cast
at tbe November election last year in the
Twelfth division of tbe Fifth ward.
Tbe cases bad been on trial since Tues
day. Marklny was the assessor of the
division and was charged with having
nearly 100 fraudulent names upon his list
of qualified voters. Tbe other two men
impersonated the regularly elected elec
tion officers, who were shown by theprot
ecution to be myths.
Bowt Itooii.
Tbe South Carolina Legislature haw re
fused to repeal the law granting fclOUd
from county funds to the estate of any
person lynched.
Individual drinking cups for tbe pupil
have been Introduced in the public
schools of Conestogt township, Laacas-
: ter county.
August Schmidt, a miner at tbe Bar
nuiu shaft at Scrantno. eaved himself
from an awful plunge down tha tSUO foot
shaft, Thursday, by quick action. H
was crossing the board cover over tae
sh?t. j ist afr ths eirriags hd deud
ed. when it gave way. As be plunged
downward Schmidt caught the wire rope
and held on with a deathlike tenacity.
He waa hoisted up and lilted out, suffer
ing only a laceration of bis hands.
When Helen Gould took up tbe fight
against the admission of Mr. Roberta to
the House some ill-natured people aaid
that she did not know anything about
the merits of the case. This assertion
would seem to have been without found
at ion, for Miss Gould has presented to tbe
New York Library the Berrian collection
of works "on Mormonisin, Including 4M
volumes, 3W pamphlets and several vol
nmes of newspapers.
Maj. John A. Logan's remains, en route
from San Francisco to their final rear in g-
place in Young-town, O , laid in state iu
Chicago Monday afternoou of last week.
The election of Third Vice President S.
M. Prevost, of tbe Pennsylvania rail road,
as a director of the Baltimore Jt Ohio is
regarded sa the culmination of the deal
between these two roads. The Baltimore
A Ohio road has sold to a bankers' syndi
cate JS.iiOO.'XK) four per cent, bonds and
U,j),ui)u Baltimore A Ohio Southwestern
34 per cent, bonds. It is understood that
tbe proceeds are to be used for internal
improvement to the property.
Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston, of Wash
ington, D. C, has presented to Mercers-
burg Academy a portrait of ex-President
James Uucbanan, her uncle.
The pension bill for the fiscal year end
ing Jane 30. 1J01, which has passed the
Hou, carries an appropriation of t-U.-
ll't.SXL This exceeds the appropriation
for the present fiscal year by about 114.000.
These totals include, however, the cost of
administering the Pension Bureau.
Jacob Listor, who committed suicide at
Dunbar, Pa., was the fifth juryman on the
famous Dukes-Nutt murler trial at Un
inotown that ended bis life in that man
ner.
Mrs. Ballngton Booth, of the Salvation
Army, is to open her "Home for ex-Con
victa" in New York city. The Home will
provide for forty men at a time and will
be a resting-place for them while they are
obtaining work. There have been many
protests from people living near tbe
Home who fear the ex - prisonurs, but
Mrs. Booth refuses to listen to them.
It is said that the officials of tho Penn
sylvania Railroad Company have decided
to make the new Union Station in Pitta
burg about three times the sizeong-nally
planned, and that the estimated cost, aa
it is now proposed to build, will be in the
neighborhood of J,0,0u).
Mr. and Mrs- Lee Story, of Chester
town, M l. were drowned in the mill
pond there Friday night. He was 20
years of age. and she was 19. They bad
been married but a week, and bad just
returned from their honeymoon trip.
A boy weighing only 24 ounces was
born Saturday to the wife of Rabbi Jacob
Robinson, of Reading, Pa. The baby's
arms are tbe size of a man's largest fin
ger, and a finger-ring can be slipped to
the imam's shoulder. Tbe legs are pro
portionately small. Tbe head is the size
of a small apple. The attending physi
cian says the little one will live.
Graia-0! Graia O!
Remember ths. name when you want a
delicious, appetizing, nourishing food
drink to take the pla.of coffee, sold by
ail grocers and liked by all who have
use.1 it. Graia-O is made of pure grain, it
aids digestion and strengthens the nerves.
It is not a stimulant but a bealtn builder
and the children as well as tbe adults can
drink It with great benefit. Costs about
t as much as coHee. Ijc and 2jc. per
package. Ask your grocer for Graia-O.
Exhibition.
We will show a full line of Ax mi us ter
carpets at $1 25 per yard, cut to match, to
fit room and sewed, at tbe Somerset
Clothing and Carpet House, from tbe 5th
to 12th of February. We invite all per
son to call and examine them.
They are all of the richer and latest
and newest designs.
We will take orders to be delivered at
any time from now to the loth April.
J. M. Holders a cm.
Manager.
Homo Bale fur Filipinos.
Washisoto, February 2. The first
volume of tbe report cf tbe Philippine
Commission, which was sent to Congress
by the President to-day, is signed by Pro-
fewtor Schurmann. Admiral Dewey, Col
onel Deuby and Professor Worcester. It
strongly favors government of the Phil
ippines on a plan analogous to that of a
territory of the United States, with a gov
ernor appointed by the President, but the
people should enjoy a large measure of
home rule ia lo-al affairs, and each prov
ince should be substantially vested with
the functions of a couuty in a territory.
Tbe Filipinos can manage tbeirown town
and county affairs through their own offi
cers, whom they could elect with no help
from American officials, except such as
would be involved In control from the
central government at Manila. Tbe suf
frage should be restricted by educationsi
or property qualifications, or both. This
S7stem would necessitate a small body of
American officials of great ability and in
tegrity, and of patienoe and tact in deal
ing with other races.
Was tod.
Twr. or three good parties to join me in
the pun-base of l.4) acres of semi-anthracite
coal land in Arkansas. Coal and laud
have been thoroughly examined by me,
nd this Is one of tbe chances of a life
time. I will meet any persons interested
and give them full particulars. This coat
Is smokeless and almost sootless.
Address Gbormk W. Kemp.
Harnedsville, Pa.
Estray Heifer.
fame trespassing on th premises of the
Hnderivnii. reidinx in Somerset township.
on or a cm Hit the 11 dsv of January. Imm. a
red and white potted beiurr. Mippnel to he
vears old nxt pnr. of oiriinary t. no
dehorned. Toe owner is nrev msined
mine and take her sway and pey the rhsnres
snri expensi or she will be dupoaed of ac
cording U law.
Jany'y r, lJUO. JACOB O. klXXEu
Five Taos aad
Second-hand Syrup Cans will be sold for
fi.no per hand red at Cook A Beerits'a.
FOR RENT Dwelling boose, comer
Union aad Pleasant streets, recently oc- .
cupied by William Winters. Address,
Pa eke a Trk.xt,
227 Indiana avenne,
Washington, p. C.
as.
eeley
WriUI
Beet 1st.
Cures Drunkenness.
. Cures Drug
Users.
THE
KEELEY
'urer.if'
rirnHU. ra.
I Li 2 .
uos. i i orne kz vo.
PITTSBURG, PA.
Dress Fabrics for Spring
French, Eoglish and American Dress
Goods ia a collection cf the newest
weaves and best styles.
Most of the deigns made especially
to our order, therefore exclusive with
lis, aad all postMtaiiig tha extreme of
elegance and fahka at lowest prices,
Rich Broadcloth. Chee i-Ha and Whip
eords, an elaborate color showing,
11.00, L5, ILou a yard.
American makes of stylish Suitings,
Sd-lach widths in Tailor Stripes,
Checks and Mixtures, 1 00 and
11.25 a yard. Richest of Spring
styles for 10O0.
New Colorings ia Plaid Back Short
Skirt and Cape Materials, are ready
for our Mail Order frienda in unlim
ited assortments, 1 25, f L50 np to
f3 50 a yard.
The foregoi n g tells of Colored Dress M -teriala.
Following we tell yon or the
new Black Dreas Goods for Spring
wear.
Black Dress Cheviots in pleasing
price range of 50j, 7o -Sio, 91.00,
f L25 a yard.
L-iodon Black Matelasse. latest de
signs ia lustrous mohair and wool
dress fabrics, f 123, L"x) a yard.
Paris Black Crepous, swell styles,
priced very low, at f! 00 a yard.
We shall be pleased to receive your
order for any of the above, and at the
same time our Mail Order Department
will take pleasure in answering; any
questions regarding Spring materials
or ready made garments for Spring.
LIST OF APPLICATIONS
FOR
Liquor Licenses.
Notice l hereby riven that the
applications of the tillnwin person for
L.K1UOT LacfiKes .lave Dta n.tsi ia tne orace
of i is C'lera uf mi ru?r tsstaioos of mrri
county, ttk, ami will t piswuu-d to tne sm! d
ourt for Its nndmuoii ou vteunesUav,
1-Vbruary tn. A. D. IHJU.
RETAIL.
Hjrry Kelf.-r. Somerset borough.
U-rore H. fay man.
Jacob B. Winters,
111 w'. Van:irr.
W. H. Tayiuau. ra.fset township.
W. A. I.
Jn.iili W. M-nser, "
( tut. A. MiU-nWl. Addison, township.
K.lwaru McKiowS
aivin I'. I.nu-s. Couemau?h townip.
Thomas IL I'aclJv,
Wol H. Evans, faint townahi p.
Ianifl Kouzb,
John K. alnun
Waiter G. Bulla. "
A. M. Bloom.
K.lward G. Henderson.
Thomas lx linn, -
Knoll iJpwher, "
kbt H. Clcinibers,
Perry C. Cole.
Harry Malson, "
Ji.hn KJOnk.
NalUaniel Ileer Meyersdal borough.
Wm. W fctivt,
Alliert lot-ppe. "
J.jlin H. Siicrr,
J. t;. Iv-l. "
Albert J. lein, "
J. K. t'lare. Kik Lick townhtp.
Henry Lots-hei, ulisour' btirouo.
Iirui)iii Hay.
Kisr a-immel. Garrett borough,
lieonje kenneil.
Sisit it-rner, L'onflueuee borough,
J. M. Iou.l,
Joha B. Aiiijuatine,
J B Murray
J. W. Istrr. T'rsina boroozh.
..'Hum H Waiter. lUx-auol borough.
Krana M.-DonaiJ.
fmuei Bu.-lcnutn, "
Lioyl J. Walter.
A n.l re w M.suade, Berlin borough.
A. B. Kulknor.
John W. siianVr, Hooversvllle borough.
Thiiaias J. Ht-aicun. "
J.rfin H. Hue. !yestown borough.
K.lwanl R. AJam-.
H..rry ( '. Kamer. Larimer township.
lnK. Hoisi.pple. Bvii'Mi bonmli-
Mi-bei H. ipe, Jeuner lown-nip.
WHOLESALE.
Harrison Ol.lham 'm Gilbert, Paint
township.
Charles J. L'uncaa Jt It. C. KJelblute. Paint
uwnhip.
J.w-pn Herhbrjer Jt John H. ShanVr,
Faint townnnip.
John Seymore, faint township.
John L-whrie
J.w-ob P. Hilles&s, "
John M. Topper, Aliesbeny township.
WHOLCSALC as OISTILLCSS.
Thomas R-e. Southampton township,
teiuion P. sciuter, somerset borough.
OTTLtH.
Aiolph F.fiolel, Paint townehip.
31. U. rtt-.l-.U
Somerset, Pa. Cleric quarter sessions.
Keh'y j, !).
R
EGISTER S NOTICE.
Notire 1 berebv stven to all persons con-
crnei as leipteen. c-tiitors or otnerwiie.ibat
tbe foiiowlnjf a4t.tMinta have passed rsei.NU-r,
nl that tne wine will be preiwntea h.r nm-
n nation ana allowance alan ..'rp liana Court
lo be hriU at Somerset. Pa-, oa
Wednesday, February 23, 1900.
Flrtand final account of Amy Henry, ad-
mim-trator of Matt new Henry. Uec.l.
r iil ana nnai a. n-. Hint of Llara K. r.a!Tr-r
nil MatiliHi H. Keiuuui. admiuixlrator uf
fNmui '. R!mao. dieit.
Kirst and Anal .tccount of Joeiah M. Biongh,
Iminlnrntor o.' C'bnrtiaa C. bi.Hisn. il-il.
First and daai acnsiut of oveu Marrar.
adntinUiralor and trustee of L iiaa Murray,
l-ro.
Flrtand tlmC acnont of Phiilp H. Walk-
er, eie uior of tl.e lut will and lestaaient of
Cauianur Phijhppl, d.-cil
t irnt and hnai aviMiut of AIIert C. Eicht-r.
administrator of 1. M. Ip, Jil.
rlrtand nnal rr. hi n t tr James Lambert.
excuti.r of Harriet t'u-.tr. drt.
Sfniid acctHint of W. l. Yutin kin. admin
istrator of Ja.sj Youkin. d4-il
Tle acrounl of Frank liituier, exn-ulor of
eremlah J. bittner. de-d.
Account of Knmnuel M. Berklev. cuardlan
of Yintiie V. Btraiey, minor cQitil of ara
tiers l", ai-a.
MM tuil ami larvunl or llarvev Miller
nd alliarine MUier. tru-l- Utr tbe ie of
lli real estate of Jacob P. Miller. dr-d.
plrl and final scet.-untof . P. snaw. ad-
mniHtralorof luvid iarohari, d.t-l.
frirsianj final avctHint t.f w. H. riitxand
w. Kntx. admiu;traurs and truntevs of
Wm. Kntx. deed
Kirst ana final areount of Joseph Auman.
trusuv for the sale of tbe nal eatau;i4Hagu
Auman. d."ci.
r ini and fliial acaimnt of W m. Y. M.it. ad-
miiiislrstor and truatee of hsmui'l elder
heiT, de-d.
Klrst and final aceouctof John r. ilarrah.
iiuiuiairalor sad trua.ev of lr. Wm. S. iiar-
rub.
Klrst and final account of Joha M. Buew,
guiirdian of .MinerTa Monran.
Kiri and final an-oaut of John M. Kose,
guardian of Loily V. Morican.
Somerset. Pa-
Jan. Jl, 1MJQ.
JOHN S.
8HAFER,
Ku later.
R
L LE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.
To Phenice Waller, of Pavenport, Nebraska;
Annie While, residence unknown; Joan
Waiter, residence unknown.
You are hereby notified to appear at an Or
phans' Court lo be Held at "onierset. Pa., on
Von. lay. the -tb day of Kebruary next, to
iceDt or refuse lo take tbe rent estate of
W illiam Hamrer dee'd. at the appraised vat-
nation, or bow cause why ths same anouid
not be sold.
Sheriff's Omr. JAMES B. SAYLOR.
Jauuary IU. 1X j SbentT.
A
UDITOR S NOTICE.
The anderslgned having been appointed sa
iur by the Orphans' court of Somerset
eoanty, Pm to distribute tne funds In tbe
nn of rraneis Brant, admibiairator 01 Ma
tilda Bsrmn, dee'd, to and amoi; tnoae legal
ly entitled thereto, herrby glvnt noiu-e that
ie wl.l attend to tne duties of said appoint
ment at the offlre of Colhorn A Colburn. in
Mromrt. on Tuewlay, Keb. Lt, A . I. at
o clock !a tbe aflrnoon of said day. when
nl where all person In Wrested can attrnd
if they think proper.
A. J. CUL.iSOK.
Jonoary IT, 1900. Auditor.
Listie Coal
The Best and Finest Fuel
ever sold in Somerset
1 have secured the exclusive right to
sell tbe celebrated Listie coal In the bor
ough of Somerset during tha coming sea
son, and am prepared to deliver tbe same
at any time from this date, Sept. 10. 1899.
Orders can be left at Baker's Art Store,
where they will receive prompt attention.
HARRY
HOFFMAN.
JgXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Dante! D. Johnson, late of Summit
township, Somerset county. Pa. dCd.
Letters testamentary on tbe above estate
bavin been cranled lo tbe undrsiened by
the proper authority, notice la bereoy given
to all persons indebted to Mid estate to make
Immediate payment, and tnoae bavlngelaima
ualnl ur wme to present thera du'y su
thvnticated for settlement, on or before Sat
urday, tbe inti day of Kebruary, llSJU, at late
residence of dee d.
IRA D. JOHNSON.
John R. Scott. Executor.
Attorney.
J-EGAL NOTICE.
Iarerssate (In the Orphans' Court
of .of Som.TS.-t County.
Trias Schrock, dee'd ( Pennaylsanla.
Atb January. 190X on petition of Joseph
Milter, admlniatrator. etc.. of L'Hah Scheork.
late of Jefferson township, dee'd. at C'ham
Iiers) the Oiurt appisut Jonn O. KimmW.
Esq .auditor to maae a dialrlbutt-M of tB
funds in his hands to and among Utow eau
Utsi thereto.
SOMERSET COCNTY, ss: .
Extract from ths Uncord certified Jaa
aarys, lMu.
, . , JOHS a BHAFER.
jsKALV Clerk.
In parvoanrsof the foncolng commission
the auditor above named will attend at his
onV In Somerset (Masai, oo Thursday, the
sth day of February, lsi to perform tm du
ties named la the above mmailwitm. of
which all persons loterwied will pieiiae take
notica.
JOHN O. KIMMFL.
Jan nary ti, Wtt Aaditor.
r
-:- my -:-
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
SALE
Una be?un and will kit until
middle of
February.
It will pay all to attend th'n Lit
SALE.
Mrs A E Uhl
NEW
WALL PAPER
FOR
SPRING
ARRIVING! DAILY
AT
PARKER & PHILLIPS.
MrsAtUhl
J. H. Sifford & Co.
j Red Letter Sale j
j STILL GOING ON
J Now ia tout chaace and we believe it
to Le wise to laj ia a supplv at reat'.v re
diiCfd prices while it laot.j. ;
Bargains In Remnants of Carpets- j
Bruels and Ingrains. Lot of 1 1-4 and
1 1-2 yard lengths of Brussels to be sold cheap..
70'
Sa
r
3
jl lot of Men's Under Shirts at 20 cents- ;
1 1 lot of u "31 cents. !
!l lot of " 33 cents. j
jThe?e are good bargains not often advertised.'
i " :
j 3Ianj bargains ia the domestic line.1
Trice? to tkaso all. '
j
i Stock Beins
Reduced rapidly, don't put otT yoar parchas-'
inirtoo late, if roa wish to save monev. Manv:
i ' ' '
good values will Ic offered in Dress Gxds.'
fr-
J H Sifford and Co
i DON'T
t-n t ix r Prices?
D LJ I 52a3t Goods
V v-e" Vt,V. Ml
V
ai
V :
9
Cctil vou have seen our One Hundred elezant and fancv
9
trimmed sin-zle and double SIc:'!!S. and ixtv of the lest quality 5
- - "
Farm and Lmuber Bob-Sleds. These you will find by inquiring at
! BOUlERBAUM'S flABDVAHE STUHE,
m
' and are kept ia the Carriage peporitory in rear cf Earuware
V
' Score. Our Robes, Blankets and Bells yoa will find
I Hard
ware store.
ia the
bfi J B Holderbaum j
See Tfiem.5 J Z
FURNITURE.
CO-IlTo our mammoth store
TO ' Buv up-to-date furniture of all kinds
CO? FROTH'S -oods are shown as tlie best values,
POR."'The style, construction and nis!i
CO C D !Z Enough for the rich, cheap enough for the pfcr
0 ?J E Y :::::: Saved for the p urchaser
3 A.V I N C "To all classes of people
PRlCES:Are correct
SUIT-'-T-1 -xe are pleased to show our customers
SIDEBOARDS, CHAIR S Unsurpassed in price
ODD FURNITUREKicd that stays together a lifetime
CUT CARPETSr " No charge for waste
C. H. Coffroth.
ArtT-r-TVr VfTTTTVr'
. ar- r - - n w , a
a
TVTIT .h,? enter i
r.ut tho tst matenais an. I workman-'
sto the cuD?traetitia cf the
I Ji iSJVI .J -5.1 f
STOVES & RANGES s U'Z
M: '. witc a view of snitinn th moil
wants of the hou.-.e-ktrpr at a mod-r
ate cvst. 2
CO 03 BAKERS PERFECT PCASTER3.
SOLD '.'.'ITH THAI UXDERSTAHDISG.X
JAMES. B. HCLDERSAuM. ?
5,000
Second-Hand
SALLON STEDP CASS
FOK SALE AT
Cook & Beerits'
$6
i
B
AT-
Per Hundred.
They will not last Ion j at this '
price. w First come, first served." j
MAIL ORDERS will receive
prompt attention. '
NEW LAKE HERKIXG. Larr
frti-cai:ght t.x-lt. Kirsl shipment ju-t
received. Pni ars lower now thaa
they wiil b later. Every pa.-ki guar
anteeti. OIL. MEAL. Tbe iniet n'.itrit'oiis f.-oj
you enn lei yur sus-lc. VV trs the
only tiria in the county who can sell yoa
this "Keel" at lowest wholesale prices'.
Uivs ic a trial. Mail your orders.
CAR CLOVER an.i TIMOTHY SEED
due iq a few .lays. Hri.-es a ill .ivan-.
Cail an.i inspe-t oor s-k. We know
we ran please you with Lowest Bottom
Prices and B-st liiiadty.
si-!
WE LEAD ia every lice of oar bui
news. j
Kanry snJ SUpie Gmrerie. Season- i
able O.ssis of every ilK;rip(liti. J
p t ni Lnj t r . 1 . ... !
Highi MarkHl pr:is-s pa:.l KjT Hale.1
Hav. Mnw. rHaioe. Art's. Wheat.
tats ami Farm Pnniuots of all kin.ls.,
1 ail tn see us. tsrjuire w tint ws pay oe
Rire yoa sell ele hers.
t..s-ia-a. bac-a ms..wiot ; HMt..u-:
t.Tyulz t ia aiarlct. Krwiia I taw-a
t-aasii .'I tii f tfmrDr 1 .awl -
!nx: sreal awvisc Is wr nw4 wrsr. 1
1. J ar.t .v-- . r. A - -ut HarT-1. ,
f aliivators. 1 sra P!aacrs, Srikrs, c--
HSJitH A.'ljuonCOLD, Kfrs Tor a. Pa,
CASTOR I A
For Infants ai Childres.
H:3 lid Yea KaT3 A!3js Ec-i
3esir3 tia
f EGAL NOTICE.
- . . : . ., ,k-f lh. Aa V
of January, lou. an appiK-a-ioo Kr th l-.-o.-p..rHiion
of tne i! :i!r of Wind her. a l"a:ul
i..WTi:;ips Snnwr.1! .-.KintT, r"niiy!van:a. as
trie "r-rouan ot :nawr. w -11.
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eornnv. A.s ri'wl w:ir twilerK.an1 that ths
siorne wnl t 'rr"iiri ;j 'oon sn'J in-r,rp..-s
,w-i J..r.n U.m.'sy. l!ie '
i.r ..f -r.i-n.rv. !. rib to the -ct
apn-Trtl l.i dajr if Jan.-. A.. i
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S.)iiierel .-ouDty. I-.
CoSSvia i;upp-!, Jjuliciwrs.
rOTICE.
Cook & Beerits,
"THE HEASUUA3TEES."
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