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MI 1913 SUDAN ANDHEWS hlCE.
culars free. 1905 n St NV. si3-3m
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
IN FACULTY.
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. LID.
Late Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court of the
DISTRICT of Columbia.
HON. SAMUEL + MILLER LID.
Associate Justice q n sas s;sn Court Of the
H PEsfe %fG # GSpi f. %Ess I1x
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading and Jurisdiction
Lecturer on the Law Of Bailments and Of Do
HON u m p Fl . k naM pmS I'm
Professor Of PleadE Evdsnse EQUITY yurspru
Er adf Ne CAY cnkS 6 I0 En:p.
~ Contracts. Sesotiabls instruments nUaM property
HON. s sRs MGGEP0 r PMiL11ps
Late solicitor General Of the United States.
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnershp aud Corporations
HON kee WEsr Fl c WHhTdu tsTi
SacksS 81 ' T. kxL 8 aSS f. fToPsS
SR sni n sSds e hs Moot
Isf rUSE 81 rfeG ca Iax and Ii Yris.e'
Secretary and Treasurer
The twenty-second annual session of this school
ope MEpSE s '1 ocrdsEs nf NJ isD SC0 at
ap win be
will be made
The library and reading room will be open to stu,
dents daily. except Sunday. from O'Clock am. to 10
Catalogues containing full information can be OBJ
6 THE IN S & thf c1R
EER OF 10TH AND SIS. NV. where students
ER1ENDs' SELECT SCHOOL, 1871, / ST. wv
both sexes. Eighth year begins sEfTEMBER 20
WITH corps OF ten teachers all professional and
business d q N
terng the scientific classical courses of college
TIe Is Me .apsad w opt
books and physical and chemical apparatus. Text
pecy or
aa s shrg nsr snar ipd puP61
those hGn Ho %.y sfI.hfr
L begs to inform his numerous clients that he has
sTs srnSe ms S Ssh9S q to oi
III EHSMAS + fE haKEMA ~ VIOLIN.
r sS7 iS !. On September Is
w Good Templar Hal. An ST. and Pa. ave.-Twenty-
e.
his Classical aud English school Tor YOUNG Men and
Boys and resume Private Instruction SEPTEMBER
e. 1880. At l453 coreoran st. Best Of references
SER 81 apply
INHE MISSES TIFFErs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
L tnd Little Boys will open at 1886 Corcoran Ct
morals As we'll as tie Intellect. q the pSps
MISS MAY H. MEAD. TEACHER OF The PIANO,
M certhcased pupil Of Herr kaif Of the Roya Con
call at 0 address 902 2ad st n s6-lms
DUsINEss SCHOOL
D 1902 New York Ave.
Studies II Afi.hmst,c goOkhespnE; AIvsbra. deOms.
icaD, Shorthand tBen, Pitman and Eaine's), Tyne
IanTnsees Inssn. French ana asan, r men
bersbip and schedule apply at the Office. s6-3m
u UEcKERTs MUSIC Rooms, =
Violin. Piano. Organ. Vocal Lessons: So i'm.
TVAE RITTENHoUsE ACADEMY.
306 Indiana ave,
Will b reopsnsd on MONDAY. September Is
Scholars are prepared for the Military and Naval
Academies. for the best Colleges and for Business
Application for admission may be mads 70 the Priu
cpal ct his resdenee 52l Sd st n.w or on and atss
the 18th Instant st the school room.
se6-1m o. O. WIGHT PRINCIPAL
i M HENRY xANDER
ON g s0Ss e Nv and WIN resume his
TSOLUMBlA oONsRRvATORY OF NUsIC Oh
~ Penna- ave.-Thoreugh instruction; primary and
eris.. isss q New xnslsnd dosssrvssOsy q Hnsis;
MISS FRANCIS TWITGa.LHs
.o.s WI open Octobsro
s@-am At 1850 sk NV
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

MISS PAUL. GRADUATE OF FRdsBEL NORMAL
W Institute. Will reopen her Kindersar.er and
pupils lifted FOR fourth grade in public schools s27
her her Case: il Dancing and Dramatic Ht Culture
M s
possmens, fpa the Glide are Esrs,e9lsr
Apply 's5
PIANo LESSONS :, 40. u.nn,.ox
Pupil OF Tr VIM. Mason. NY.
MHs. MYERS sch scHo9t sr wv
BoARbfSa AND Day SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Thorough instrtction Best Of Teachers For partic-
In connection with ibis school Mrs. Myer. will open
four to seven years of age. with separate room and
su3O-2m' Mrs. ELIZABETH H. MYERS
TTNHE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INsTT-
ososs p .t sna sbS e
T sssss October SkS aEsS prs,Ssn
~ N and rfaNS
graduated II Germany Terms ss per Quarter Also
MRs. ANNIE LOUISE POWELL.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION,
s27-lm 1913 Rhode Island ave.
MARIANo MAINA's VOCAL SCHOOL: ITALIAN
w method true impostation Of the voice. Pupils
Reopenins September T. Sis st. NV. aaSoes6s T.
A Leipzig. oresnist Assembly Presbyierisn church.
s.. Terms En-. moderate. Address iiiS 10th st NV
TUE woMANs GYMNASIUM
PROF Mis- f HAsIvis SlssnN
PAAINTINa: DRAWMINq IN CHARcoAL AND
for circular ''N''' ~ Avn So A"' ssS St nasD
NEoRaETowN UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Term opens October 1 at 5:30pm
@. I. MAoRUDER, Md. dean. BIS Vermont ave-
NV
Office hours: Before 10 am, 800 to 5 pm. s25-2w
fhASsHs M IL nSSfssu 1T
Send oR
.ss MAH1 Gis ffs2 sh i: NV.
MEsDIcc,ALI, AND DENIAL DEPARTMENTS. Ma:
o. viii ss
St aHR sep To No. asan
Miss. TRUE. 1904 nth ST. NV
Latin, Drawing and Painting. either at her home or
that of the pupil. sl7-2ws
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN BOOKKEEPING,
i English Branches. General and Commercial Math-
ematics, Shorthand and Civil Service and Academic
227 st. ne. s24-6ts
VNHE SCHOOL 1127 18TH ST. NV CD DOOR
y from Mass ave }. under management Of Misses
POLLOCK and NOERR offers primary and gram
mar departments Froebel kindergarten and training
class for teachers Desare physical culture drawing
music, German. Sunny rooms. open fires. coach with
attendance. s23-7ts
gTNHE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE
l. Will resume it's classes at SOP F st.
THE FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.
For particulars apply q rooms
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&39-'..+>-@~-
.
Sis 7TH ST. NV.
Have opened frst-class retail credit
JEwELRY STORE.
Where they will constantly keep on hand complete
stock and large assortment Of Diamonds. Watches.
Jewelry silverware. &C, which they will sell on
Special credit system cheaper than be bought else
where for cash. thereby enabling patrons to have
the Of the article while they paying for it.
We keep full stock Of all the best grades Of Ladies'
and Gentemen's
GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES,
Including Split Second and Reporters. Also
HOWARD. ROCKFORD. ELGIN. wALTHAM. HAMP-
TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALLY.
Call and learn how to buy goods on our special
credit system before purchasing elsewhere.
Open evenings
Goods delivered On FIRST paymentA
THE JAMES POWERS CO..
615 9TH ST. NV.
s23u Up stairA
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

0,Wo CANS yEw SALMON. ESQ, TWO Lbs BEsr
II Chez zScs bottle P1rt MA 2te; boftis
botfe Home .de Hackh.rry Nine 21s. - l1s1ls
Virginia cl.rst 25c; bg botsAs whasky. 25s; 1900
Jil-3ms Mas 7fk skaA
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nLNEY INSTITUTE,

nLNEY INSTITUTE,
" 3l22 St, Georgetown, DC
Fifth Session begins October l. 500. FOR Circulars
apply to Misses Dorsey, Principals.
Miss " NJ Dorsey will resume her Classes in Calls
themes and Dancing October "a at Lipthicum Hall
s16-lms
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AND ORATOkY.
q New Catalogue Now Ready.

INLOCUTION AND ORATOkY.
II New Catalogue Now Ready.
The course in ELOCUTION prepares the pupil for
Home Reading, Public Recitals and Teachers' Posi-
tons.
The course in ORATOkY prepares the pupil for Lee
lures, Debates Public Addresses Afferdinncr Speak
ing. Legal Arguments, Pulpit Oratory aud Political
Speeches, dealin 8 with manner and matter
Diplomas. Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
all expectation.
MARTIN COLLEGE
s1S-4m GA 18th st, NV,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Tho Sixty ninth snnusl course of Medical Lecturer
and Fourth Dental course will begin ON Wednesday
October l; At m. in the college building. 1925
st. n. Introductory Medical Lecture by Prof vii
liam Lee, N. D Dental Introductory by Prof Mari
III. Finley, ID DIS
The autumn examinations will be held on Thursday
October ut 80 p.m. For circulars of both depart
ments apply to Dr. A. F. A. King, Dean, 726 18th
NV. Office hours. to 10 am. and to pm. Tele
phone SS5. sS-lm
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

The exercises of this institution the Collegiate De-
partment Of the Columbian University, will be re-
sumed on MONDAY, September ~, at O'Clock am.
students of both sexes Application for Information
concerning hours OF examination preliminary ad.
mission should be addressed to the or
tary of the faculty Applications catalogues should
A.B. JAMES C. WELLINIi,
au23- 6m President
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YNHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE
l. Columbian University.-This school will open at
clock =. M. OC ODER I, with the following
course OF Instruction viz: All departments of En-
slish, Mathematics Civil Engineering Chemistry. As
saying, Physics, M1neralogy, French, German. Me-
chancal and other branches OF drawing, with lee
ture courses on Astronomy, Anthropology, Zoology,
Botany, &c. All classes meet in the evening and
open TO both For further Information apply
the dean. Prof Il. i ERISTOE. l.
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DENTISTRY

IlREE DENTAL INFIRNARY-TEETH FIILEp
and artificial teeth ,e:sEssd without ch,sF except
ment Of the Columbisn Universfty, fruo % s. pm.
daily, exospt sunday. Exfrsctioo frse InArnnerV
open from octobsr 70 June 30 SO
UNR ST AIR PAReoNs DENTIST, STH ST. con
lVEnW-T1rst-elss F1linss iDnsrSnd. Appkeau0
70 gums prsvenu psan IN exsractinE Al hGzncbso -
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MADAME A. PELE, ORION PARISH
Nl 1910 street northwest
French Glasses aud Private Lessons. Conversation
Specalty Best refer
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l223 FIFTEENTH ST. NV
The Misses Kerr's Home School FOR Young Ladies
and Little Children will reopen September "a.
VOCAL LESSONS
MRS. HARRIET MILLS
Removed to 1l27 10th st NV
Lessons resumed SkPTEMBEk As tv31 Am
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CMITH'S wHEELERIRs.
- CYCLING RINK, 921 H ST. NV, NEAR 9TH
LADIES Oh GENTS hiding guaranteed Ell
GENERAL CYCLE DEALERS.
SALES ROOM, con. 9TH AND X, will 6be removed
to THE WHEkLERIEs' after october 1. ,y74m
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BICYCLES.

DICYCLEs-LooK AT THE CUT IN PRICES.
ID We have recently purchased the entire stock Of
large bicycle house and prepared TO sell the
hines at the following extremely low prices for
cash: Rush Safety. former price 81 g. 600; Bali
bearing Crescent former price $50, o. o. Plain
Juno. former pnce 800. now $50 Ball bearing
Junior for boys girls, former price eJO e4O;
Plain bearing Junior for boys girls former Irics
$50, nov $50. REMEMBER THESE Akk ALL
NEW MACHINES. Call and see them.
GkO. o. ATMATER q CO.,
s26-3n l424-2o Pcnnsylvania n VI.
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Progressing Rapidly.

II there is any one thing that the
COMET delights to speak of it is the
progress of the Three C's road. When
the road was an ideality in this Sec
ton we occasionally reminded the
people il would be built and to John
son City. Now that it is delightful
reality we love to mention its progress
and the good things it has done aud
is doing for our town and section of
country. The news reaches us through
the general officers here that the grad
uation has been completed between
Rutherfordton and Marion, N c., a
distance OF % miles. The ties are on
the ground and 1000 tons OF steel
have been shipped to Rutherfordton
and the track will be laid at once.
That portion of the road will be open
ed about the first of June instead of
July as at first calculated. Work on
the Augusta Division has commenced
in earnest. Seventy miles from Blacks
south has been let to contract aud
1000 men are at work grading. The
other 20 miles between Blacks and Au-
gusta are graded and it is the calcu-
lation to have trains running into Au-
gusta before 1890 closes. One of the
best features about the Three C's
company is that it il meeting its bills
and does not owe dollar
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-05-08
niaranutahIe JournaIlem.

On the morning of May End the
Knoxville Journal had an editorial or
"Disreputable Journalism" which wa.
very severe on the New York World
One of the Worlds offences is thu:
stated:
"Since that time another reporter
OF the same paper interviewed ex-
President Cleveland and published a
column Of coarse abuse Of the editor
of the New York Sun. The World
admitted in it's editorial columns af-
forwards that only fourteen lines oil
the alleged interview was true-all the
rest OF the column was lie. But the
reporter held his place and was proba-
bly, promoted for his enterprise"
The morning after the above was
published the JournGl had short
editorial in which the following Ian
guage was used
ON speaking of the next presiden-
tial campaign Henry Watterson IS
represented as saying chat Cleveland
looms up like o mountain That's
what Dana said--a mountain OF fat,
and for that he was spoken OF as a
"senile old liar"
1t will be seen that the coarse
abuse which Mr. Cleveland did not
use and which the World admitted
was lie, is again put in Mr.. Cleve-
lands mouth by the Journal. Conn
ment liz unnecessary. tits clear case
of feI0-de.se.
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At the Theater.


This afternoon and to-night Miss
Adele Frost and her company will
conclude their Atlanta engagement.
At the matinee the bill will be Lied
Astray," and tonight "Virginius" will
be produced. This latter production
will be of decided interest for several
reasons. Mr.. Edmund Collier. who
will be seen as Virginius for the first
time In Atlanta, is a remarkable fine
actor. His Virginius il said to be a
mastery production, second to none
seen to-day. Mr.. Collier has the SPLEEN
did physique which makes him the
ideal Roman, and voice worthy the
body but beyond all this he has the
talent which puts him in the front
ranks of the TRACE dians of the day.
Miss Frost will doubtless prove a
sweet and pretty Virginia. She has
won many admirers during her stay
in Atlanta, and has shown herself
worthy of them.
a 1OSdl 1nIcIeSb viii DC A0ub bulS per
Torrance by the appearance of Mr..
Scott Thornton, who will assume the
roll of Icilius. Icilius is the lover of
Virginia and Is one of the three prin-
cipal characters in the story.
A big crowd will be out to greet
Scott.-Atlanta Constitution, May 4.
Above Company will appear one
night only at Jobe's Opera House
Monday night, May 10Th; seats on
sale at Gump's, Thursday 18th ; secure
them early.
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James B. Beck.

Nashville Americana
The nation may lay its garland'
upon the bier of James B. Beck, for 6
good man has gone. The South may
drop it's tears and look in vain for q
son more deserving.
The halls Of national legisl alton
have heard no truer or drawer voice
than his and the statute books of the
Union are filed with his wisdom. His
public service has been long, and in
the House and Senate both he has
proven his abundant qualifications
for the confidence reposed in him by
the people OF Kentucky and of the ma
ton.
Away back in the early 70's, when
Republican usurpation was running
riot in The legislative halls OF the ma
ton, and the hands of bad and pow
erful leaders were clutched upon the
throat OF the South, Beck, of Ken
lucky, was rock as strong as ada
mant which blocked every encroach-
ment. When the force bill was
probability in federal legislation and
every Southern heart was quivering
with dread, Samuel ]. Randall, the
dead Pennsylvania, assumes the lead
and possessed, as he was, OF thor
ough mastery of all the arts of debate
and parliamentary tactics, led his small
but brave minority in courageous re-
sistance. For his bravery and his
patriotism and his ability the people
of the South haye always loved to lay
at the fee. Of tsandall their love and
their grateful approximations.
Butt was not Randall alone who
beat back the tyrannical attempts of
iniouitous majority. Along by his
side stood the giant form of the brave
Scotchman who Yesterday fell dead in
Washington. For days and nights
he stood squarely by the side of the
Pennsylvania, and divided with him
the glories OF the victory. Mr.. Ran
dali was, afterwards made Speaker,
while Mr.. Beck was taken up by the
people OF Kentucky and commissioned
q Senator Of the United States. For
twelve years he has been respective
member Of that high body and for the
last Jew years has been the recognized
leader of his party. He had but just
entered upon his third term OF service
TO which he was elected by the I'M
animous voice OF the Democratic ma
ioritv of the Kentucky Legislature.
The duration of his public service was
limited only by death or resignation.
His lose will be felt by his party and
by the nation.
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Officers Installed.

The installation of officers of Thorn
as E. Matson Royal Arch Capter, No
131, occurred May LIST, and was con-
Quoted by ]. M. McClister. The fol
lowing are the officers for the ensuing
year: J. A. Mongle, High Priest; ]
M. Phillips, King; E. s. Miller, Scribe
S. I. Boring, Treasurer I. T. Jobe
Secretary; Thomas E. Matson, Cap
tain of Host; III. E. Dean, Principal
Sojourner; G. Kirkpatrick, Royal
Arch Captain; G. G. Harris, W. r.
Rhea, o. Burleson, Master of walls
J. A. Galliher, Janitor.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-05-08

That was May joke of the Courier
about the weather. As the same thing
appeared in the Philadelphia Times
two days previous it may prove that
great minds follow the same channel
or may not.
"Pele" Akers is in town. Do you
know him? If not then you are the
looser. He is the only "Peter" Akers
East Tennessee ever did or ever will
know and we don't suppose he has an
enemy in the world. He is on his way
to the Watauga river to spend a week
or two angling for the biggest fish in
the river-and he will get it too un-
less it has no tale to speak of.
We find the following in the SUI
folk, Va, Herald.
DR.. w. w. Wing, once a prominent
figure in the affairs of Suffolk, and
gentleman Of vast information and
resources, is now an active boomer of
the magic growing town of Johnson
City, Tenn. He is "well, active and
wide awake" writes friend of the
Herald who has frequent commnnica-
tons with him.
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The editor of the little organ over
the way ought to remember before he
speaks of other people as "henchmen'
that he himself belongs body, breech.
es, and soul, If he has any, to ALI Tay-
lori that the paper he thinks he edits
is owned and it's policy dictated by A.
A. Taylor and few of bis Office hold
ers, and that he has no choice or dis
erection except to do their bidding.
When he remembers these things he
may possibly learn to speak more re-
specially of others.
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ORDINANC ES.
BUILDING PERMIT.

Be it ordain ed by the Board If Mayor ant
Aldermen that committee be appointed TO be
known as the building committee, whose duty
it shall be to license all persons who desire tC
erect new buildings of any kind in the city
limits of Johnson City to do so at such places
and on such grades as said committee, with the
aid of the city engineer may determine,
End. That no person shall erect building OF
any kind in said corporation, either residence
or business, without first getting license OF
written permit from said committee. and any
person violating this ordinance shall be guilty
of misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be
fined not less than $50 90 nor more than $3.50.
and be held to work the same out in the chain
gang, unless paid or secured. and such building
may be torn down and removed at the discre-
ton of the Board by the Board of Mayor and
Aldern. en-, the expense of which may be recov-
cred in action before a Justice of the Peace
against the owner.
At three several meetings of the Board of
Mayor aud Aldermen of the Corporation of
Johnson City held on the 1st and 5th days of
May, 1890. respectively, this code of Bylaws
was unanimously passed on its first. second,
and third reading by an aye and nay vote, du-
ly recorded by the Recorder to take effect on
the 18th of May 1890.
IKE T. JOBE, Mayor.
GEO. p. CROUCH, Recorder.
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on construction, having paid out over
a million dollars for the work done be-
tween here and Minneapolis.
Work in Unicoi county is progress
ing rapidly also and the contractors
will be ready for the track by the first
of July. On the north the tracklay-
ers are working every day and con-
tractor Harrington tells as he has the
track laid several miles beyond the
river in Sullivan county and pushing
forward rapidly. It will only be few
months until the road is completed to
the coal fields and the event will be
duly celebrated in Johnson City.
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THE COMET.
johnson City. Tenn. May 5. 1850.


The Democracy 81 Washington
county arc hereby called to assemble
IN = convention Of delegates at the
Court House in Jonesboro at 1 o'clock
T. Mon Saturday. May 18th. 1890, fol
the purpose OF selecting and appoint.
irg delegates to attend the Gnberna
torial Convention called for July Is
1880, at Nashville. The Committee.
men Of the various civil districts Of
the county are HEREBY requested tc
meet at the various voting places on
Friday, May 10th, next, and appoint
or select their delegates to the Coun.
ty Convention.
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a, .. DEADERICKt
Chairman Dem. Com

THERE il already one bill on the
calendar ofthe Senate providing for a
Constitutional amendment for the
election of Senators by direct vote Of
the people and Senator Reagan has
just introduced another one with the
same end in view.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-05-08

a few days ago, in the presence Of
the full bench, including the Chief
Justice of the United States and an
Associate Justice, Mr.. Lamar, whom
he had himself elevated to their high
positions, Grover Cleveland lawyer r,
of New York City, and ex-President Of
the United States, was admitted to
practice in the Supreme Court of this
land.-American.