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Ideal matter. City Lots for Sale. Apply to I. P. Holland, v Camden, S. C. Bottles Bovght. 1 Bay Beer tad Whiskey bot tles of the right kind. Call on me for your Groceries. Highest price paid for Botttles. E. M. Hendrix. Pedigreed Btrjl Dogs. Our Kvnnels in Charlotte is headed by two of the finest Bred Pedigreed dogs money can^buy. One is a male Fishers Frank Pointer? the other is a male Count Whitestone setter. These dogs are both registered, and are grknd individuals. If you want puppies from the best breeds of Pointers and Setters the Fishers Prank and the Count White stone breeds are the finest to be had, as every sportsman i knows. Pee to either $15. Charlotte Kennels, Charlotte, N. C. | I For Sale* About GOO acres of land. One of the best plantations in Kershaw county. Lies 7 miles south of Camden. A high und healthy location. Strong land, good dwelling, burns and tenant houses. Close to railroad, church ?and school. Cause of sale: Too far awiiy to look after. Will sell cheap for part cash, balatige on easy terms. Address, Bok 144, Laurens, &. C. 6 114m. Deaths We condole with Mr. ' Fred It. Cornell und wife on the loss by death on Friday morniug of a little child. Cause of deuth unascertained. For Sale. A splendid 26 incli Iroquois) Bicycle, practically new, Origi, j tial cost. $50. $20 cash for quick sale takes it. Reason for selling, frame too high for owner. Ap ply at this office. Special Campaign Meetings. Don't fail to attend the special campaign meetings to be hold at the two mills on Friday and (Saturday nights, onn at the Pine Creek mill on Friday night and the other at the Hermitage mill on Saturday night. Both promise to be interesting, and while they will he held primarily fur the boueiit of the mill folk* only, everyone is invited to come out. ? . i ? n wmtm iwm > i WOODS For Fall Planting Just Received. Plant Ruta-Bag ns now, also Snap Beans, Radish, Cabbage, Collards, Lettuce and Turnips. Mail orders filled same day received; add postage at rate of one cent per ounce. F. Leslie Zemp'g Pharmacy, 3Q? Yrm BcMmUp. The Coker College for vomq o|en a -free scholarship to4 oie yoang l?d| iu aach waatj ia the State who has Rtadutoil la souse approved bi*h schosl, and who is properly recommended. This is eqtri volant to tSO a year. For further information apply to?L V. Baldy, President. Harts ville, 3. C. ' A prospectus of this institu. tion can be obtaiued by post oard ' request to tbe above ad. -flraaa. ' ? ? The Southern Schedule Editor PEOPLE: I want to ask why it is that the Southern don't give us a train iu the early morning go ing north as far as Rock Hill, and another returning to Cam den in the evening about the time the 6:20 p. ra., train reaches this point? It would be a great convenience to the traveling pub lic, and especially to those who cannot afford to take more than a day off for pleasure or busi ness and don'tyearo to spaud the night away from home. Under Ilia preseut schedule, we must leavo Camden going uortli either at 6:20 p. one day and can not return (if wo have anythiug to do) until 1:50 p. m.. the next day, or, leave here at 1:50 p.- m., and return at 10:13 p. m., tliei next day. This is a matter thatj tfught to be called to the atten tion of tho Southern manage inent. Respectfully, Passenger.1 Stockton Dots. Misses llulh Motley of Conga ree, and Ilosa McLeod of Cam deu have been spending a few days with Miss Maureen Ham mond. A number of young folks were very pleasantly entertained on Monday night at the home of Mr. B M Pearce, Jr. We hope that Mr. Pearce will give us such another time real soon. Another party was also given :it Mr E G Pearce's which was much enjoyed, and the same wish is giveu by us as to the other. Roth were given in honor of the Misses Watkins. Messrs. Alva Humphries and Cleve Pearce have returned from a pleasant camping out trip to Catawba Falls. All of us regret that Miss Carrie Watlcin? left us for her home last Saturday, as we would liavo li Iced to have had her with us at least a month longer. Miss R McDonald and "Mr Reese McDonald have been pay ing a pleasant visit to the Misses Sowell. Mr iiennie Pearce and the Misses Sowell attended the speaking -at Stateaburg last Friday. Mr Jesse Hammond spent Sun day with Mr A C McLeod. Miss Ruth Murchison is visit. ing friends i^i this section. Mr J H Hammond is taking lus annual vacation. Wo wish him a pleasant lime Miss Eva Gardner loft us on Saturday for a visit of a week or so to friends at Salley. "We" all will welcome home Miss Jessie Owens after her visit at Kershaw, Misses Uuth Motley, Ilosa McLeod and Maureee Hammond, and Messrs J M Green and J II Hammond enjoyed au aflertloon at the State farm last Moneay. M. & J. For Solicitor, Geo. R. Rembert. (Advertisement.) "G. R. Rembert spoke." Thus The State reported the speech of Capt. George Rembert a candidate for Solicitor of the fifth judicial circuit, comprising the counties of Richland and KersliaWj and then gave a good synopsis of the speeches of the other candidates for the same office. The State U too good a newspaper ? unusually b r o ad mir.dcd and inclined to be fair ? ! to snub a capable candidate like jCnpt.. Rembert. Wo regret that our neighbor, The State, the great exponent of truth and right is displaying such acts of unfairness toward this particu lar candidate, who is, in every way, tho peer of any man in tho race. Capt. Geo, R. Rembert is a candidate tor Solicitor of tho fifth judicial circuit, ombracing the counties of Richland and Kersliaw. Four years ogo Uaj>t, - PERSONAL ? ? ? twnxr-w* ?? ***** . ?'?.??. . ? ? ?Mr. Randolph Shannon of Jeferson spent Friday in Cam den. ?Mr. W. LaUa *a? in the etty on Snaday. He reporU rapid progress on bis work at ? Mr. J. B. Butler, the efficient District Deputy of W. O. W., has returned after a hard w jcks work iu the luterest of the order. ?Mr. Willie DePoss of Co lumbia, is spending a few davs with relatives in this city. We are glad to have hitn with us. ?Mrs. W. P. Malone is on a visit to Aslieville nod other points in the old North State. We wish for licr a pleusaut time. ? Mr. E. A. Suverkrop, as- 1 sociate editor of the American Machinist, of New York, paid us u pleasant call the latter pnrt ofi last week. ? Mr. W. S. Langley of Lan caster, a former resident, spent a part of Saturday and Sunday here. He is a prominent con tractor and builder. ? Hon. W? P- Pollock, one of the candidates for Congress, was with us on Saturday evening. He came down to attend the Pine Creek mill meeting. ? Mr. T.J. McNinch returned from Laucaster last week, ac companied by his wife and child. Tliey will make their homo with us- We welcomc them into our midst. ? We had the pleasure on Suturduy of agaiu grasping the hand of our old friend, Jo. I. Smith of Blnckstock, and en rolled him under the banner of THE PDOPLE. ? Hon. W. Hampton Cobb, one of the candidates for Solicitor, was with us on Saturday eve ning. He cauie up for the pur pose of attending the Pine Creek mill meeting. ? Capt. George R. Reinbert, another of the candidates for Solicitor was with us on Satur day evening. He came up for the purpose of atteuding the Pine Creek mill meeting. ? Maj. James M. Sowell, Mr. I. J. McKinzie and other candi dates from the four quarters of the county were with us on Saturday evening. They came to attend the Pine Creek mill meeting. ? Our friend, Mr. John T. Elliott of Cassatt was iu Colum bia last week on call of Dr Guerry of the Col u .Tibia Hos pital. Mr. Elliott was recently a putieut at the hospital, and as several deaths have resulted recently from operations through iuftamation caused by the ox treme heat, Dr. Guerry thought it best to have him pay him another visit. r? LECTRIC ?T- best tor Emitters 1 A^D8KIDNEVS. "W>M W.A.?CHROCK We're well on In th? election of MO*. , ' W. A. Hviibock will h<?l tke elate, Kor (be UgHtatura ?s ell of you know. Ho perk op frlcnde, nod prepare to crow. Tmb PwrLi will win nil other* will loee. Tour ballot, my friends, you will not abuse Cut it for Be 11 bock, Uw people's candidate. Who has ever been your advocate. Yhts Fir Unoctaiy. Kembert was in the race for So licitor when the counties of Edgefield, Saluda, Lexington Richland and Kershaw com prised the district ana he re ceived a very creditable vote in deed. He is a young roan of recognized ability and is well qualified for the duties of the posiliou to which he aspires. The Dispatch would liko to .see Kembert elected solicitor. ? Lex iugton Dispatch. breyTtIes. . ? Col. A. D. Kennedy is offer ing barbed wire and field fenc ing as cheap as the cheapest. ? Hon. W. Bratton DeLoache has a professional card with us. He is a sound lawyer, aird a gen ial gentleman. ? Investors in real estate should note the "For Sale" ad of Box 144, Laurens, S. C., which uppears in this issue. ?Mr. T. J, McNinch has a new ad with us this week. He is a tiue workman, und has a good record for reliability' ? A few spring chickens in' ad dition to those we didn't get 011 our first call will be appreciated. We are always chicken hungry ? We regret very much that we could'nt give our readers a longer report of the Westville meeting but space did not per mit it. ? About 100 Pine Creek mill voters assembled on Saturday evening just back of the mill. They came to attend the Pine Creek mill meeting. It was uoi held. ? Particular attention is called to the display ad of the Char lotte Kennels. It should in terest all dog fanciers. There is no necessity to keep scrub stock when better can be ob taiued at such slight cost. ? Note that "FrtSb Scholar ship" local. It furnishes an op portunity for some young girl to secure a collegiate eduation at very slight cost. Hartsville is noted for its healthfulness, and the refinemcdt and hospitality of its citizens. ^ ? Your attention is called to the communication in this issue signed "Passenger". It really seems to us that the train should be put an. It is an easy matter to get into Camden from the north and out of it the same day, but it is practically impossible to get out of it aud return the same day. SEABO AED A J It LINE It A I L TV A J. These Arrival* nnd Departures us well ns Time ami Connections wltli other Companies, are utven only aw Information ami nre not Guaranteed. NORTHBOUND. No. 84 No. 00 Lv Camden 9 00 p m 0 57 am Ar Hamlet 11 30 p m 9 20 a m Lv Raleigh 3 45 am 12 50 p iu Ar Portsmouth It) 30 am Ar Richmond 0 10 a m 0 05 p m Ar Washington 12 30 p in 0 30 p tn Ar Baltimore 1 38 p m 11 45 pin Ar Philadelphia 3 55 p m 4 21 am Ar New York 0 30 p m 7 30 am Ar Pittsburg 9 42 p m 8 50 a in Ar Buffalo, 0 55 am 12 05 p in SOUTHBOUND. No. 81 No. 43 Lv Camden 9 20 a in 10 40 p r..f ?? ? m _ M , v M < f t ? I ? t J V TV IjV Columbia 10 35 am It 45 p m Lv Savannah 2 10 p m 2 45 a in Ar Jacksonville 7 00 p m 7 15 am Av St. August! ue ... . 9 10 pm 11 00 am Ar Montgomery .... 0 55 a in 8 15 p m Ar New Orleans 0 45 p m 7 20 a m a .. rn Ar Tarnpa 0 2)0 a m 5 20 pm Ar Miami 10 15 am 10 25 p m Trains Nos 81 and 84 are composed of the following high class equipment: Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car between Jer sey City and Tamps, daily; Seaboard dining car between Wash ington aud Richmond and between Hamlet and Jacksonville, also first-class day coaches. Trains Nos. 43 and 00, Seaboard Mail, daily, are composed of following equipment: Pullman DraWhig room Sleeping cur be tweon New York and Jacksonville, daily, Seaboard Buffet Parlor car between Jacksonville and Tampa, daily; Dining Car between Washington and Hamlet, daily, also first class day coaches. For information and reservations, oall on or write. E. J. CQOPMK, Agt J. 8. ETCHBEHGER, T. P. A, Camden, S- C- Columbia, S. C, announcements. FOR UNITED STATES SENATE 1 *?? *nn??n??i my candidacy for the United States Senate in the au proaching Primary, and I respectfully solicit the support of the Democratic voter, of this State. R. G. Rhett. This will announce me to you, citi zens of Kershaw county as a candidate for the United States Senate. ! will Kratcfulfv receive any sunport given me oy yon in the approaching primary ?flection Respectfully, George Johnstone. FOR CONGRBSS. We are authorized to announce D. E. Pitiley a candidate for re-election to Congress, subject to action or the Democratic Primary Election. I hereby announce mysel f a can didate lor Congress from the Fifth Uistrict and pledge tnyseir to a bide the result of (tie Democratic Primary Election. Thos. B. Butler. This will announce me to the voters of Kershaw County as a candidate for tlie Democratic nomination for Con gress from the ftth District. I thank you ail very kindly for the sunport formerly given me when standing for a similar Domination, and will ap preciate any assistance given me on thir occasion. w. iVPollock FOR TREASURER, I hereby announce myself to the voters of Kershaw county a candidate for re-election tolhe office ef Treas urer of the county. My record as your Treasurer is before you. Thanking you in advance for any support ywu may give me iu the approaching pri mary election. I am Very truly D. M. McCaskill. FOR AUDITOR. I thank the voters of Kershaw coun ty Tor t heir support in the past, and respcctlully request them to stand by "I? 1,1 1"* ra<!e f',r re-election to the office of Auditor of Kershaw county this year. I have endeavored to do my full duty since 1 have filled this onlce. and will, if nominated and elec ted, render you the best service in mv p,,wwr W.F. Russell Feeling that Wateree township' -hould be represnted among the Coun ty officers, we beg to oflVr as our can didate for Audi or, Mr. Mannes B. Rabou. Mr. Kabon is well known throughout the county and the best recommendation lie can offer in his behalf is the vote given him four years ago by those voters who know bun best. The vote given him for Au ditor in 11)01 in Wateree is his best testimonial. We offer him for this office knowing that if elected he will make as good and efficient an Auditor as the county ever hadr Voters of Wateree Township. FOR CLERK OT COURT. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of Clerk of Court for Kershaw Comity, subject to the tules governing the Democratic Primary. I. C. Hough. FOR I'ROBATE JUDGE. The name or Mr. O. \V. Birchmore will have a pleasant sound to the voters or Kershaw county, on reading I he announcement that he Is a candi date for Probate Judge, ||c will ap preciate the eff irts of all friends to elect In in to the position. Much to the gratification of Ms mends throughout tli.i county. Mr. W. I*. McDowell has consented to staini lar the Den ocratic nomination for I robate Judge in the ensuing pri mary election. Your support will be up predated by hi m in his race. FOR SOLICITOR. I hereby announce myseir a candi dal,- for the office of .Solicitor of t he Fifth Judicial Cireuft. subject to the rules of the Democratic primary and pledging myself to support the nomi nee thereof. W. Ilainptau Cobb. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Solicitor for the Fifth Ju dicial Circuit, subject t<^ the rules of the Democratic primary. Geo. It. Ken.hert. I am a candidate to succeed myself as Solicitor of the Fifth Judicial Cir cuit, and will obey the rules of the Democratic party. Christie Benet. We hereby announce Mr. B. B Clarke a candidate for Solicitor of the Fifth Judicial Circuit. Ills ability and experience as a lawyer eminently fit hi in for the position, llis^ower as an advocate has been successfully demohstrated, and tins coupled with his fearlessness in the discharge of duty will recommend him to unbiased voter of this district. We feel thai this popular attorney will reflect credit upon his County and State if elected Many Friends. FOR SHERIFF. Mr. Editor) ? Please announce Mr. T. B. Clyburn a* a candidate for Sheriff of Kershaw county. Mr Cly burn is a young man of sterling qtiaii lie? and If elected he will All the office faithfully and without fear or favor. Wmiy FriouiU, 1 I bnve ?mnl you two its youi Sbarttf. aud huh' a?k at your handi* r** u out i nation and vltvliitu. My rwonl in the conduct of this responsible of (k-f is elran, t?<i open to Hie world. I will thank you all to stand by uie, and to vote for uiy rr-noiui nation, pMlfiof wyarlf to render you equal aenrice as tliat rendereJ in the past. J . H. Tranthain. I hereby announce myself a candid tile Tor the office of Sheriff of Kershaw County, subject to tlie rules and regulations govern ing the democratic primary. G. Arthur Moseley. After considering: the folicitatioii of my friends, I have concluded to an* nouuftf myst-lf a candidate for tlie of fice of Sheriff of Kcrwaw county, sub Ject to the rules and regulation* of th Primary election J. O. Hilton. This will announce my candi dacy for the nomination for Sheriff of Kershaw county. 1 am fairly well known to the voters of the county, and will thanU you all for your support in the coming primary elec tioo. If nominated and elected, I will give you the best service in my power Very truly, \V. W. H uclcabee. Mr. Editor: At the urgent re quest of nrany of my friends, and having given the subject due consideration, I have decided to announce myself for the office oT Sheriff of our county, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. I request my friends to assist me all they can, being as sured that I will appreciate all that they do for me. Respectfully, It. 11. Williams. f FOR THE LEGISLATURE. Tins will announce me to yon as a candidate for the Li>Kiitlatur^. A verj considerable majority of the voters of j the county know me, so I lion* is no use of going into detail as to my quali fications for the office. I will merely say tliat I am not entering the race for the mouey there is in it, for there i? none. My object is, if eleeted, to give you tin* best service possible. This, 1 may say with no no disrespect to other candidates, you Haven't al ways had. Try a new horse occa sionally. Respect fully, W. A. Sell rock. Mr. Editor: Please announce Hon. John ti. Richnrds as a candidate for rc.-election to the House of Hepreseu tatives. Mr. Kichnrds' services to the State and County are too well known to be mentioned here, suffice it to say that Kershaw county cannot afford to do without him iu the Legislature and he MUST In* returned Many Friends. The friends of Capt. M. L. Smith hereby announce him a candidate for the Leirntl i(t lire. As ex-speaker of the llousehs influence anions the mem bers is powerful and Ins words upon the floor of the House will carry great weight. Ills Ultimate knowledge of Parliamentary law and practice and Ins familiarity with the conduct of affairs in the House will enable him to do very much to tenure t lie passage of any measure he may propose or advo cate. His Friends. I ? TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONERS. We take pleasure in announcing Mr. Elmore Brown for election as Town ship Commissioner in Wateree Town ship. He is at present a member of the Hoard of Commissioners of Ker shaw County, and we want him re turned to the position. We present the name of Mr. John W. Hose for nomination to the position of Commissioner from West Wateree on the Kershaw County Hoard of Commissioner*. He i.s thoroughly capable and lionost, and will render the county good service. The name of Mr. W. H. Harlleld is hereby announced as a candidate for the position of Township Commis sioner for Flat Hock Township. Mr. Hartlehl possesses the capacitp, and the sense sf duty flint will ensure satisfaction tf Use Township if elected. Township Voter.?. MaJ.S. It. A'Jams n hereby an nounced for nomination to the position of Township Commissioner for I>e Kalb Township in the August pri mary. / Voters. We take pleasure in nominating Mr. J. K. DeKay for election to the office of Township Commissioner for l>e Kalb Township. | Taxpayer. We present the name of the right man in the right place in nominating Mr. K. A. Brown for election as Town ship Commissioner for DcKnlh Town ship. l>eKalb Township. We do hero announce the name of Mr. I). K. Hough as a candidate for I'owuidiip Coinmnsloiier for Pint Hock Township. If elected, he will sustain his record, nlready made, for efficiency Flat Kock Township. Mr. T. C. Sessions is hereby an nounced for nomination ns Township CommixNioner for Wateree Towusoip. He is tiovV a useful member of the Hoard nnd deserves re-election. Friends. Tim? will announce Mr. W. I? Itran Imm a candidate for Township Com missioner for Wateree Township. We hope that the voters will elect him as lie is the l ight man for 1 1: <? I position. Friends, j Pi lie Tree Democratic Club hereby heartily endorses Mr. It. II Elliott in his candidacy for theofllceof Com* missioncr ol D.'Kalb Township. We respectfully present to tin voters of Flat l{onk Township the name of Mr. S, c. Hose as a candidate for I'ownship Commissioner. lie is thoroughly capable and reliable, a id will do his full duty ii elccled. Voters FOll COUNTY SUPKKVU'O ? A l$?ip?rvisor, if tie k ' duty bit ut? bed of rwi'i to. !\,e u 1 have fuuitii tjr vxiieri^uw, but desire r* nomination aud re^Miot at your liaud*'. This will announce m> cudidarj. fiijior ( have bNu (he iu ciunbeut of Ike ofllce 1 have endeavor ed to do iujt full duty to the people, and I hope that tbey will Indorse me for re- election, I thank you for past favors, and hope to merit a continu euce of your cotiUdauce. Mathvw We. | FOR MAGISTRATE. I hereby announce myself a* a candidate for the office of Magistrate in DeKalb Township with office at Caindey, anil re spectfully solicit the suffrages - of the voters at the ensuing primary. I pledge myself to abide I he result of that primary, aud if nominated, will give you the best service in tuy uower. Very respectfully, II. M. Fmcher. This will announce to tl.e voters and my friends in I)i> ICalb To- v n ship that 1 am a can didate for the position of Magis trate in said township with office at Camden. The duties of this office are not new to me as I have tilled a similar position iu another township with satisfac tion to the people. I will feci grateful for any support given me, and if nominated will serve you to the best of my ability* Thos. Gardner. We hereby announce Mr. John 11. Nelson uh a candidate for re-electiou to the olltce of Ma?i*trate for the upper half of Wateree Township, lit? enjoy* the eonlldeucc and esteem of all, aud h:i* made a model A1 itfis. trate. If elected, we pledge him to sustain hi* record iu the future eon. iluct of the olllce. \Vo take pleasure in announcing Mr, \V. K. Itallcy us a candidate f >r Magis* irate for tin* lower divisioli of Watered TowiiKliip, and guarantee that lie will give perfect satisfaction ill the ollicw if fleeted. Voters. I respectfully announce myself * candidal** for Magistrate for thu lower Reel-ion of V/aterec Township, and will be pleased to receive the sup port of the voters for that position. | W. II. Tiller. \V.? take pleasure in announcing Mr, S, N. Newman :i candidate for Mai;i^ Mate at Itethnne in HuU'.ilo township. Mr. Newman lorinerly lilled this posi? tion with credit to himself and to thu salisfaet ion of the people, ami I hey want hi in again. j-Yieiids, KOli SUPKUINTKNDICNT OF EDUCATION. Wo hereby suggest to the voters of Kershaw county tlm name of Mr. D. 1*. Murclnsoij as a candidate for the posit ion of Superintendent of Educatiou to bo nominated at the August primary. Mr. Murclnson is u ripe scholar, and a mIiooI i of many years experione i ? first grade certificate. Ifeli ho will give satisfaction to tuu people. Friends. / At. the solicitation of friends in various sections of the county, I hereby announce myself a can. idate for the office of supermini! doutof Education. If nominated and elected, I will devote my time and such ability as I may possess to the duties of the oflice, ami will earnestly endeavor to make you an acceptable officer. 1 have an experience of seven years in teaching on a first gradu certilicate. Respectfully solicit* iug yours suffrages, .ind pledg ing myself to abade the result of the primary election, and to sup port tin; nominees l hereof, f am Very truly, T. .1 . MeKonzie. We. the friends of Mr. W, II, Tur? tier, do hereby announce him a candw date for re-election for Kupl. of Kiln* ealion. lie has devoted his rniir? time to the oflice and the supervision of Hchonls. by liis faitliful ell'orts t(? procure more competent and belt*** qualified tear hern, v.'e believe he has greatly aub'd in budding up tln? Kidiools of the county. NVe believo with] his experience, if re-eleeted, ho Will continue In give n* good service. Many I'rieinls. run coiiuxoit. 9 Tills will announce to the voters oi Kershaw count y Mr. ti. I.ucas J>ixon as a cainlidate for Coroner, lie is thoroughly competent t'? perform tin* duties of theolllce? and we will ap* predate th" kindness of all voters for their assistance in electing Inm. *m1 TRADE-M ARKS pf?'M|' '/ f? ?'> ntlc.iuui'i- <. ui if/ hi-. V?o ohtu i PATRNTQ THAT PAY. it ? ' ?!'*'<? Urn it (An oxi-vimo, mm'I help yn'i U> n'jtf ) ?. K-'iitl nio.l' I. t'hdVo or fr-r pr. CK rr;mrt <?>'? '? J vi ii V yjn pass'no ncrertCNCKn. r-.r rrw < ji i? <>|t I'f. filK I "? r?! !?>?.?;(' ' ?> k?03-503 O'irotl w $* *z i* j m c? ~r?.i rj . trv >r.