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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
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ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NOR
FOLK


Richmond. 800 A. NJ. Norfolk. II $50 An.
Richmond .f5.al u. NJ Norfolk. 800 h. u.
Norfolk a. ". Rlchm'd.lO.tJ An
Norfolk. ...s4.O0 j. ". Richmo'd.G.i0 PM.
The trains leaving Richmond at 900
trains between these two points, and pas
sengers go through without change or
cars. Close connections are also made
at Petorshurg bg tine 1.f1 7. ut. ana 80
T. H. trains from itchmond % Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond az 900 a. d..
1215 u. NJ and $50 L. M., and arriving
and 7.4O II. H.. make close connections at
PETERSBURG 20 and from FarmWlie. Lynch
D''5 ''''@ r. 81 SULLY.
Superintendent.
T.. n. ID. MYERS.
General superintendent.
T. n. TFfERSON. Trahie Manager.
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II ] G. III ~ % n ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II AND POTOMAC RELATIONSHIPS
4ule commencing 1lA1 Z, lSJ3-east-
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General Passenge
General Office. Roanoke. Va.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-12
HANpsoM Il CARS

Elegant Display to lie Made by tho North
orn Pacific at Chicago.
Two OF the largest and handaomest
coaches ever seen in tho northwest left ST.
Paul last Saturday for the Worlds fair.
Thoy will DO placed in tho annex OF the
transportation building to be objects OF
admiration for the thousands of visitors at
the exposition. Outside and within the
cars nre models of beauty, n no expense
was spared in their construction. They
were built at the Northern Pacific shops in
St. Paul under the supervision OF j. G.
Barber. master chr builder, md W.. Il.
Nichols, tho foreman of the shops. Tho
painting was done by Harvey NJ. Butts. and
the three gentlemen have reason to feel
proud OF the p:oduct of their labor:
1t is not the coaches as much No their
contents that will attract attention at the
fair. They contain mn exhibit of tie rro'
ducts of the seven great northwestern states
traversed by the Northern Pacific, and
were designed especially for exhibition rur-
poses. minnesota. Wisconsin. North Da-
Oregon will be represented in detail, and
every variety of animal. vegetable and
mineral productions within their borders
will be embraced in the exhibit.
The coaches. which are ~vestlbulea. are
decorated on the outside with ornamental
lettering, and large bay windows. a new
and novel feature in railway cars, adorn
the sides. Seven silken banners, n for
euch state. giving full statistical Informs
ton of population and products. will be
suspended between these windows, and
stuffed birds and animals from the forests
of the northwest will complete the decora-
tlOna-
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FMPERANCE INSURANCE.
An Illinois Company Claims That 1t Is
Being Prosecuted.

An Illinois Company Claims That 1t Is
Being Prosecuted.
CHICAGO. April IL .-Auditor of Public Ac-
counts Gore to-day made public q commu-
n%ication addressed the latter part of last
nence Life Association of America, in this
city, as preliminary to proceedings to be
begun by the attorney general in the Cook
county circuit court for tho removal of the
present officials of the association and such
other action MS deemed necessars. 1t IL
charged that the company has violated the
laws governing assessment associations IN
fifteen particulars. 1t 10 behind IN the
payment of humorous death benefits and
has failed in several details of the law re-
gnrdinc the making of assessments; fnrth-
ermore it has not obeyed the requirements
that assessment companies shall invest
their guarantee funds in United States,
county, city or other tlrst-class bonds read
lily convertible. or stocks on which interest
has not teen in default. but has put
the money into the East Tennessee
Land company, n real estate enter
prise run by prohibition people at Harti-
man. Tenn, and in which Gen. Singleton.
president Of the Total Abstinence Life as
socintion. is financially interested and holds
a position Of authority. This. it is alleged.
has been lone in spite of official warnings
that the holdings of East Tennessee stock
had been increased from about 500, 600 to
over 800. 900 after Auditor Pavey wrote the
president about the matter last year, and
Notwithstanding the fact that payment of
death losses were in arrears.
j. B. Hobbs. chairman of the board OF
electors of the East Tennessee company.
is said to be equally interested in the life
insurance association, and is said to have
been instrumental in bringing about the
deal between the two enterprises. In Gdai-
dition to other Irregularities the e1amin-
era found that five OF the di, ectors of the
Total Abstinence Life association were be-
ing carried as members in good standing
without cost to themselves. s. A.. koap,
the private banker whose failure two years
ago is we'll remembered, was treasurer OF
the association for several years prior to
his assignment. j. B.. Hobbs ran for gov
ernor OF Illinois on the prohibition tioke'
four years ago..
In IN interview this evening Presiden'
Singleton maintained that tho association
Is acting within law; hat no one has O
will lose a dollar by reason OF its invest
ments, and that the attacks on it are the
malicious work OF enemies. who dislike thu
O. gapization because it is a temperance in
atitutiOn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-12

SHER1FF's sAtE.BY Virtue Of +, AN Mex Ex|
court Of the First JUDICIAL district of the stat
Clarke: IL the spit Of A; N. IhornbuIs1
55th day Of March: 4. 5: lses, Ihaye levied upo1
llise ,McLeoI in and to the following az
county. state of Montana, viz:
The northwest quarter OF northeast quarter q
section 8. township 10 north. range 3 west; tn
northeast quarter of northwest quarter of sec
tion 3, township 10 north. range 8 west; the Yves.
half OF southeast quarter of section "a. town.
chip IL north, range 8 west; the southwest quar-
ter OF southwest quarter OF section 10. TOWNSHIP
IL north, rango 3 west; all ct sec ion 10. town
ship IL north, range 3 weSt; all of section II
Township IL north, range 1 west; the east h,lt q.
northwest quarter and east half of eou h ,ass
quarter section ~. township ~ north. rang, !
west. /
Together with all and singular the tenements,
Entertainments and appurtennnces thereunto be-
longing or In anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day q
April, A. d. 1898. al the hour of twelve .o'clocI
m. of said day, at the front door OF tho couI
house, in the city Of Helenn, aforesaid c,unf
ana state, l will sell all the right. title and II
terest of the said lise McLsod in and to tn
said, above described property, to the highes
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the 27th day q
| March. A. D.. 1893. !
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff. |
IL FRrD 4. Hoss. Cnder Sheriff.
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H. VT 11CNpO4e
First publication Jan. Is. 1893

GUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First judicial district Of the state OF
Montana, in and for the county of Lewis and
John w. Peahm, plaintiff, VS.. George Clifford
and - Clifford husband and wife). defend
The state of Montana send. greeting to the
above named defendante:.
lou are hereby required t? appear in an action
IN slG tns di sta,a. court uGs 81 y the tSe f first i RsGeis p Sis'Tio!
Of the state Of Montana, in and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
day Of service; after the service on you Of this
il served within this county: or, ii
served out Of this county. but within thlsdlstriot.
oriudgment by default will be taken againstyou
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
me mt . sssh SEA-. aafe 1S 1'p1 eeors 20 clifford flor in 9't tie
sum Of saes, 10. with interest from A,nrch 81,
1892, for work and labor performed and money
sad George tids1Hd BY j; ]. Brusovitz On tbs
following named quartz lode cairns situated In
Colorado unorganized mining district. Lewis
the mechanics lien filed by eaid !. r. Erussvitz
against sad properties in the fiji 70 OF the re-
corder Of deeas Of said county on .darch 81. lss2.
amoun Ii to said sum Of sssS' 10. H. said lode
paSta's to ~, Wit inG TRe p Sifford aa.! t"i lode claim in 20.
/, tho Clifford quartz lode claim, No. 2. the Gift
ford quartz lodo claim No; 5. the Golden treas,
uVG quartz lOue ClSlu1, al B1tuutetl III township y
north, range 1 west of Montana principal NOR:
idian in Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, and
all lay adjoining oach other. Complaint asks
that $3.50 be allowed as counsel fee for tho pros.
ecution Of this action, and alleges hat on April
assigned and transferred by him to this plaintiff.
and requires TINT defendant = Clifford. wife o.
defendant George { ifford set out her claim. il
any she has. that the adverse rights OF l~itisants
bo adjudicated. For further particulars sec
complain now on flo.
And You are hereby notified that il you fail tc
nppes. and answer the SAID complaint, as above
required, tho said plaintiff will take judgment
azainst defendant George Clifford in the sam q
1854. so. with interest from March 81, 1892, ano
costs Of suit and will apply to tho court for thu
re,ief demanded in the compliant,
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district OF th'
state of Montana. in and for tn
~-t-, county of Lewis and Clarke
Seal First this 3lst day OF March. in TIN
Jud. Dist. yenr of our Lord one thousAnl
Court. eight hundred and ninety-three
-o-- JOIN BEAN. Clerk
BY II. j. CAsEpY, DGputy Clerk.
John s. Miller, frank D.. Miracle. Attorney
for Plaintiff.
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~ plaintiff; va. james X. Murray, defendant.
Under and by, virtue of nm. order Of sale and
decree of foreclosure. and sale issued out Of the
stste Ct sian, St The in s snd to ;@d tSa eo aisty' ct e %en tAs
and Clarke. on the PAIN day Of March, A.. d.
1883, IN the above entitled action, wherein Mat
.h.w Dorrity, the above, named plaintiff, OBJ
defendant, on the 2ath day of March. A..
u: lsss; for tho sum Ct si,s,s; g, besides interest.
Gn i inds ansa s' BOOK Of h so: .H 4: Ii Ii l lssi' e csa = ID
page :. l am commanded to sell all that GER
.aua b tS1, pl in the is p couetv o. ., if hen;s sl .nd c, ,ylns
state of Montana. and bounded and described as
he nad ,a !. on;-tei.d eh) interest IN
ganiz.a mining dis. riot, bonndad on IT the
east By the. Cornncopin quartz, lode min
quar- 2 lodo mining claim. notice Of tho location
claim be M duly recorded in the ofaoe Of the
uate. i, which record for a more particular de-
t%cription reference is hereby made.
Together With al and singular the tenemeqts.
l' Fub!ie q notice # ssy Is ser SRS't given !h.t on Tues
day, ,he ls;h day OF Ap.Iil. a: D: 1883. at u
Montana, I will. in obedience to said order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale. cell the above
necessary TO satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs, TO the highest and best bidder. for
Given under ,so, my hand this 2sth day OF
'' CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff
By FRED K. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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SHEiIFF's sALE-T. r. CLEWELL AND v.
NJ. Hoyt, deceased, plaintiffs. vs. Andrew j.
Kelly, Lydia Kelly and A. +. Dodge q Co.. de-
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and de-
S S;ss Of od 3Srec Of thc t ana i rs1G c lsse diste ast OF Of the
IoTls ! and GisTfe; n tSs # dsy d asrIli.
the 4; h estate slsS of r sPs II. n i: H H,Sa', and sIe andssx g g
Kelly, defendant, the above named. plaintiffs
And ale against And5ey J. Kelly. Lydia
t asfoa said And 4. :. + bod kslly ' gain deta ais ss.
sum sui Of Of s%s,S7s.sS5; besides Interest, costs asd at-
aay :" BOOK apiHii No.. ii 3 of lS aid 's ssuss at y p.s sea 3.
j am commanded! to sell Al that certain lot.
ing in the county Of Lewis and Clarke, State
of Montans. and bounded and described a. FOL
lie Vest half ". of northeast quarter "a. Of
section number thirty-three (ss). township
eleven az. north of range three 90 west, or the
p p;abs { 'so1 ms .aess Of q iaud h1 .esolains st To tnitea
states government survey; also all wafer, water
right. bitches, appropriations, franchises and
usually had and enjoyed in connection with said
described premises and each and every part and
Together With all and singular the tenements,
hereIitaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
loneing or in anywife appertainine: uon,..
the lat day Of May. A. d. 1893. at u O'Clock
m. of that day at the front door of the court house.;
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county; Montana,
of foreclosure and sale, cell the above described
property, or 60. much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment: with interest
in hand.
ne CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
~ FRED L. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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SHER!FF's ~sALF;-THE THOMAS CRUISE
y Savings BANK. plaintiff, We. earah +. .Guth-
Iie, William Guthrie and Thomas Travis, dc
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
district court of the First judicial district Of the
and Clarke. on the 18th day Of A arch, A. ID.
1893, in the above entitled action. wherein The
| Thomas truse Savings Eank. tho above named
plaintiffs. obtained a judgment and decree o.
foreclosure and sale AGAINST sarah J.. Guthrie
William Guthrie and Thomas Travis, defend
tint sum Sn t Oh s So S1 x. q tes Idssm intele .; O. oo tsss, a a%f
attorneys fees. which said decree was on tho sth
day of pseembo IA 4; 1; 1 1saI' a recorded .t n IN 'u HH
l ar commanded to sell all those certain lots,
pieces or parcels Of land. situate lying and being
ia the county of Lewis and Clarke. state OF
to wit:
Lot number fifteen qs) in block number five
a af tire s naa Of aiAi Helena ic9u, 4 Mo en n 1a.s'b being sistse
three and ne-half Wahl, feet front on Spencer
street, commencing at the southorn boundary
II RIO and ono-half 1884, feot; thence ona hun
drsd 400 feet to a boundary line again: Ihenco
west one hundred and sixteen and eight-tenths
1l6 500 feet to starting point. End also thai
certain parcel Of land fronting on Davis md
Spencer ltre ,ts, eleven and ~one-half qlhl feet
wide and lying next md adjoining on tho north
side Of euid lot number fifteen ua). Also lot
number eighteen 40 in block number ono ID o!
joseph Cox addition to the city of he'eaa. "a said
lOt anu ~ up''s
scribed upon tho official plat OF said addition on
flo in tho Office OF the county recorder OF LOWS
and Clarke county, in which the said premiser
AFRO situated.
Together Will, all and singular the tenements,
Embellishments and appnrtennncos thereunto be-
long ~ or in ANY wise mp raining.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Ihursdny
tho q II, day Of Apt,i. A. d. 1899. At u O'Clock
m. OF TINT day, at tho front door OF tho court
house, Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
and decree OF foreclosure and eAle., sell tn.
above described property. or 40 much thereof
as mny DO necessary to satisfy sn,d judgment
bidder, for cash In hand.
Given undor my hand this 18th dhy OF March
A. l.. 1885,.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
nv II. II. Hoea Hinder Eharin.
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THE HILL
ST. Paul VIII Celebrate the Opening OF the
Western Extension.

ST. Paul VIII Celebrate the Opening OF the
Western Extension.
St. Paul is going to have a big celsbra-
ton in June in honor of the o. ening to
traffic of tho Great No.thern's western OK
tension. The industrial parade, which
occurs June Z. will be a magnificent and
imposing spectacle, the best that can be
produced by tho genius and enterprise of
that city. The main part Of the parade is
intended to represent the different methods
of transportation which have been en-
ployed in Minnesota and the northwest.
At tho head will be n ln-ge band of Indians
in war paint and native dress as they might
have been seen four hundred yenrs ago
travelling over the Minnesota p~rairies, the
only conveyance for their few worldly ros-
sessions being the Indian pony, which
dragged the tepee poles. Following will
come the French voyaReurs, the explorers
of the northwest, who were soon fol-
lowed by the United States soldiers,
the forerunne:s of emigration. The
next place In the Parade will be given tc
the prairie echooners and the emigranl
az these two lnseparable COM anions first
appeared in the northwest. The Mississippi
steamers will also be represented. The
United States stage coach. which was sc
soon followed by the railroads. will com
next in the procession. The last stage OF
transportation Is tho railroad. and it Ia thu
intention of the committee to have pre-.
ssntsd an entire railroad train.
The next place in the parade will be given
to several large and magnificent floats rep
resentino St. Paul. Minnesota, North ant
South Dakota. Montana, Washington ant
Oregon. Several of the large westoan cities
such as Helena, Butte. Spokane. Senttl,
and Portland, are expected to participate
iii the parade and have floats emblemntic o.
their cities. All floats will be attended b,
men in appropriate dress. After the mayo,
and city ot1icialB will come other floats rep
resentlng tho manufacturing, Wholesale ant
retail interests of st. Paul.
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FRAUDS AND CONSPIRACIES.
Unearthed by q Committee of tho Mime
sofa Legislature.

Unearthed by q Committee of tho Minne-
sofa Legislature.
ST. PAUL, April 1.-THE senate commit
tee, which for some weeks has been making
an investigation of the rumored frauds in
the assessment and collection of taxes in
the notthern part of the state and inciden-
tally into the charges of corruption in the
methods of appraising and selling state
swamp lands for school, university, railroad
and other state uses, will report to-day. 1t
ID the most sensational report ever pre-
pared By q Legislative committee and is all
based on sworn testimony. Frauds and
conspiraoies most gigantic and far-reach-
ing are said to have been unearthed. 1t is
claimed that the state has been defrauded
directly and indirectly out of hundreds of
thousands of dollars and many persons
hitherto above suspicion are said to be in
volvsd. and beemirched by the committee
findings. Innumcrable false homestead
entries Of soldiers. pre-emptions, and In.
dim allotmcnts, all made Oh powers of at
torney by means of STRAW" processes in
the interests of corporations, are said to
have been disclosed.
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IMPAIRMENT BOARD STATE PRISO
~ Com missioners. Helena, Mont, March 2

"
The board of state prison commissioners herJ
by in vites sealed proposals for the care. kcepinl
clothing, feeding. maintaining and furnishir
medicines md medical attendance of all persoIf
confined in the state prison at Deer odgc, Nor
tnna. bach proposal shall specify tho compel
sstion per day Tor each prisoner for a period
two ca years.
The proposals. must conform to the provision
Of the statutes now in foroe in relation to e.
care and keeping OF %convicts. the ~ ules at
Regulations for the government. OF tho Moi
tsnn etato Prison" and tho provisions Of thA
Ono OF tho conditions Of each bid must be
the effect that tie bidder releases all right an
claim to the clothing. wearing apparel and be-
ding of each prisoner at tho cxpii alton Of the co
tract. All bidders can obtain from tho clerk
tho board n Il Of tho clothing and . doscriptit
Of the I I'D required each day for the prisoner,
All proposals must DO AGO 1mpanied by a ccrt
fed check In tho sum Of ono thousand (sI,0A
dollars and endorsed: "Bids for keeping nd
maintaining prisoners At tho state prison" vii
the name OF the bidcor endorsed upon tho ci
velope, and delivered to the clerk of tho boa
on or before April 30. 1899.
Tho board reserves tho right to nominate NJ
appoint tho medica' attendant for tho sta
prison. and to reject any and all bids.
j.. T.. iICkARDS
II. J. HASKELL. (
l.. EOTNlTT.
Members Of the Board Of State Prison Comm
sionors.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL EsTaTE.-No-
~ fica La Lnralr Rivan iEst In purauaunn ut an

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESThTF. NO
~ tice Is hereby given that in pursuance OF an
order of tho district court of tho county of
LOWS and Levin and Clarke. state Of Montana,
made on tho 9th day of March. 1888. in the mat
ter Of the estate of Alice Nelch, deceased, tho
Undersigned, the administrator OF said estate,
Will coll at private salo. TO the highest bidder.
for cash. and subject to confirmation by snid
district court. on OF after Saturday., tho I'D cry
OF April, 1893. all the right, title. interest and
estate Of the said Alice v elch at this time OF her
death. and al tho right. tito and interest that
the said estate has, by operation Of law or other
wise. acquired other than or In addition to that
OF tho said Alice WelcI, at tie time OF her d sth.
u and to all that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land situate. lying aid being in tho snid county
q ! evils and Clarke, state, of Montana, and
pounded and described as follows. to wit:
Lot number zig 49,. in block X. In Mauldin
addition TO the city Of l elena. as said lot and
block are numbered. designated and defcribed
On TING plat Of said hnu,din addition, en- flo in
mo oif'oe OF the county recorder OF said county
Of LOWS and Cake.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash. Deed At
expense of purchaser: bids or offers may BIO
male a. any time nftcr the first publication Of
this not, &c and before tho making Of sale: all
bids and offers must be in writing and left at
the ofice OF W. ID. Gardiner. 22 and 20 l alloy
bl3;k in Holena. LOWS and Clarke county,. or
delivered to tho undertik mi personally, or filed
In tho offico OF the clerk OF "a d court.
-, DANlEh ]. WEIGH.
Administrator OF the estate Of Alico Wolch, de-
| ceased.
Dated March 81. 1891
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pr,, cAsn.
An Indiana Man II Saved BY . Dis'
COverys Et

A remarkable case has occurred IL our
territory. J. n. Berry. a man , aoTdI .h'I III,
Tried physician after physician, patent medi-
cines, home receipts-i fact, everything;
Ho went to a noted sanitarium and returned
ma better. We all thought ho was dying
with consumption, and that only q few
weeks Of life were left for him.
Medical Discovery, and at tho Same time
commenced to mend. J. He s,;h has ,,s used abg ~
has gained in weight. color and strength,
and Is able to do light work. 1t Is Just
such a case as we should have listened to
rather suspiciously, but when we see 1t, W
must believe 1t. a.
ical Discovery" JOHN AcKET q o
Druggists, Roanoke, Ind.
discovery" strengthens Weak Lungs,
and cures Splitting q blood, shortness Of
dred affections. Don't BIO fooled into tax,
ing something else, said to be just as good"
that the dealer may mako n larger profit
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BEAT HIS BOY TO Deaf H.

Mortified at His Decd THO Murderer and
Wife Attempt Suicide.
BOWLING GREEN. Ky. april 1l.-LRst night
George Bradley, a we'll known negro. went
into a rage about something his seven-year-
old boy had done and beat the child to
death. Horrified at what he had done
Bradley went down town and purchased
some rat poison and vent back homo. He
and his wife both took q dose of it. The
poison did not operate fast enough for
Bradley aud he procured a razor and cut
his throat, nearly sevorinG this jugnlar.
Neighbors this morning found the ~lifeles-
body of tne boy on tue floor, nnl in bed to-
gether were Bradley and his wife. the form
or bloody and ~gasping for br5 nth and his
wife in fearful agony from the poison
Bradley will die but it is thought the
| woman will recover.