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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-31
Truly Shstespsssesn-

To meet a critic of Shakespearean
critics: TO hear philosophical stu
dent Of the supreme orb in the lit
erary armament. To witness the deft
touch Of the orators art that holds
the wonder of childhood and
fills with amazement the man of
years that was la Junta's rare
treat Tuesday night.
Father l.. ]. Vaughan is a student
with "a mind Of his own. Others
may think as they will. but he must
think n he reads. Fearless in the
opinions he holds he makes bold to
depart from the conventional con-
elusions that are doing more TO veil
than TO interpret the soul Of Shake
speare. Instead of literary patch
work. Father Vaughan finds in the
plays Of Shakespeare an intellectual
mosaic the keynote of which is to
discover the true man in his relation
TO cause and effect.
In the audience were middle-grad-
ers and they Of hoary head and both
with rivitted attention. The Shakes
peare Club has the cue for renewed
study. and the average citizen
the desire for better acquaintance
with Shakespeare works. This task
the dramatic orator hoped to accom-
plish. and this he did.
That lost attention cannot be re-
gained was severely tested in the
middle Of the lecture. Some dis
turbers who crawled in through the
window insisted on whispering in
the rear of the gallery. fact very
annoying to the speaker. The bold
essay from the lecturer brought Z
silence that was absolute. then the
retiring stampede Of the disturbers,
then the applause Of the audiance.
Immediately speaker and audiance
continued their excursion into the
intellectual gardens.
Ia Junta is the most westerly
point visited by the lecturer. From
here he returns east and north O.
spend Easter at Altoona. Wis. where
he remains loyal to an obscure par.
ish two miles from Eu Claire.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-31

Trade with H. G. Todd.

rrade with H. G. Todd
Trade At the Palace Drug Store.
Price Thompson's carpets before
buying
Smoke La Junta's Best" Sold
BY all dealers
New samples Of Administer velvet
and ingram carpets at Thompsons 5.
See Mcdonald 4 Helm for straight
loans on farms and city property at
low rate Of interest
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. s5l black;
night phone. T25 red.
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 1901.
Jack Devine.
Mrs. Emma Powell came down
from Denver yesterday morning for
few days visit on business
SrRAyED Yellowish red muley
COW: branded lazy II left thigh. and
Ii left side: six years old. Finder
notify s. Matson-
Mrs. Emma Nelson bought the
Dougherty residence on the corner
of Colorado avenue and Second street
and will move the house on one Of
her lots in the Bradish addition.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bourne arrived home
on delayed No. 8 yesterday noon
from Huntsville. Mo-. where she
was summoned several weeks ago on
account of the death of her father
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-31

The Bingham Brothers will begin
= series Of evangelistic meetings n
the Baptist church on Monday even
ing April ID. Every citizen
is cordially invited to attend these
services These men preach the
gospel Of our Lord with due regard
to its dignity. There will be no
hippodroming. nor monkey on the
stick" methods They are fine sing
ers. The singing will be one Of the
features Of the meetings- The Bap-
tist people invite the people to these
services with the full confidence that
there will be no ridiculinz Of the
beliefs Of others. and the hearer will
be urged to accept it because Of its
worth
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-31
Sssessss es'sy.

A surprise party was given last
Friday evening in honor Of Miss Fre-
da Kiser by Miss Laura A. Morgan
and Miss Hazel Richter. Games and
music helped to pass away a few
hours very pleasantly and dainty
luncheon was served before the
guests departed. wishing Miss Freda
many happy returns of the day.
Among those present were: Lyle
Cartwright. Laura Morgan. Gladys
Byland. Ethel Wieland. Carrie Abb
bott. Halsie Haskins. Hazel Richter.
Anna King. Lula Hopper. Nellie
King. Sophie Vert. Edna Mcdonald.
Irwin Morgan. Paul Evans. Bruce
Jameyson. Scofield Cook. Charlie
Sears. Walter Hansbrough. Earl
Wolfe and James kirwan-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-31
"rsmisg Of the Shss~- %

Il have often been asked. said
Charles h. Hanford. who appears at
the La Junta Theatre in The Tam
ing of the Shrew" on Tuesday. April
Sd. 10 an interviewer who recently
saw his performance of f"Petruchio.
whether regard this play as sug-
gesting a remedy for henpecked
husbands. | must emphatieally say
that do not. While am no matt
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-31


nee idal. I should not desire to risk
the love Of any friends ] may have
among the feminine members Of my
audiances. by venturing any such
opinion. an not offering any side
talks to married couples. Petruehio's
example suggests that . shrsw. to
be tanned. must be caught early.
Petruchio loses no time, yet his
clustering and boisterousneS are
not directed toward Kate personally.
He is more considefate than the
Blue Laws" which ! am told are
still on the statute books Of some
New England States. which provide
that . man may whip his wife, pro
vided he docs not use . stick any
thicker than hin finger. ShakespsaFe's
temperment was too refined 70 PR
init him to condo0e. even in farce, N
ct Of direct bursqueneD toward .
woman. Katherine's one compai-
ment Of him b that he does il I'll in
the name Of perfect love-"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-31
Some Birds
0f Spring

color this season We can sell you dress
shirt from so cents to $780, As we are the only ex
elusive Mems Outfitters in La Junta we can show
you finer line of Mems Garments than can be found
in mixed store and as we do a cash business we
can give you a closer price on all lines from the
cheapest to the best than can be found in credit
store.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-31
o. wee.

!. When in need Of having q cook or
gasoline stove repaired. remember !
have m expert who will do the wosk
and guarantee that il is right.
Lutte s. GEE.
The House Turnisher.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-31

Send in your cd furniture sn1
have Il repaifed. We keep hst-
caao men for thaf bosineus- Saith
faction guaranteed.
LATE 8. CH.
he House FufnisheT.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Galveston S Sea Wal

makes life now as safe n that ci.; as on the higher aplands F. " Goodloe, who resides on Dntton St, in Waco, Tex, needs no sea wall for safety. He writes: T have used Dr. Kings New Oiscov- cry tor Consumption the past five years and 1t keeps mo well and saic. Before that time had a cough which for years had been growing worse. Now it's gone. Cures chronic coughs. Ia grippe croup, whooping eougt and pre- vents pneame ma. Pleasant te take. Every batae guaranteed at Bordeaux drag store Price 50t and slo0. Trial bottle free.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

rye cxtoftiau h.s so raised the sos, of living that the man who x pursuing the extra dollar has to pay out so 10 B per cent more than hc ought for necessary cx Pense~ before he can catch up wi,h thc elusive com. And when he ,peuds il for ,he home Dinglev .sm claims it's good 30 or 40 per cent of tribute to the trusts. But Mr Watson overlooked this bene ticicni feature of tie DIngley act. -Repub!ic.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
RATIONAL LEAD COMPANY Clark Ave. end i0sh St. St. Eouis. rfo
piuglet and The E9trs Dollar.


 W hiie mixing his @exfra dol lar speech before .se eenvenfl1n whi,l. feaomloated Congressman Frank B kIepper. Il st Joseph. Congressman Watson of Indiana, discreet5y avoided mention of the millions of cXtra dollars winch tue ro5ber tlfif takes oat of the pockets of American farmers anl iaborers every year.
 | < the extratioilaf which builds our homes. sayS NIT. Watson And t IS the Diueley tariff which slaves that dollar every time the builder of the nome saws q board or drives ] mi.
 It IS ;he extra dollar which furnishes the home, puts the ear- pet on tie floor and hangs the pictures on the wall. continues the eloquent standpatter from the State of Fairbanks. And t takes q great many extra dollars to do all this while the Dingley trusts are taking big rake off rom every article that goes to the furnishing  or adofnment of the home.
 The extra dollar is shaved on every yard of carpet that is laid, and OH every pot and pan that goes into he kitchen equipment. Eve,y hii ot efoeaery of glassware with winch the table is set, and .h" el0.A that covers its pay tri bute out of the extra dollar to one monopoly or another that is forti- fled behind he bingley wall ot protective robbery.
 The Dingley scherie ofco opera
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Lettiet of Cofton Scales.

 Notice , : hereby given that sealed bids wJ' be rec eiyed for he weigh ing sF adjustment of weights, in case of dalnpness or damage of tb' cotton crop of 1900 bids to be made Oh O. before the 2nd day of September. I9o6. Bond will be required. The City Council re. serves the right 10 reject any and all bids. See the undersigned Committee for particulars
 D. R. Hankins.
 Ed Spencer, 4t (. r. Harris.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
CITY.
" arninE Order.

h the Drew Circuit Court. Gt o-gs Wells Painful,
 
 F L. Cheney and F c Colby Defendants. The defendants are hereay warned to appear in this Court within thirty days from this fatt ani answer the mplaint Of the plaintiff to {. force Mechanics Lien against the 0chrc Pianl or inc same will be taken as confessed Given under my hand as Clerk of the eiiemt Csarl for Dres County. Arkansas and the sea.l Of saia Count this August faas it. Sl r. koanee. GleEk
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
> e --S Notice

Quite number of pupils are wanting private board with fami. lies. Those who wish to take pu. pils to board should call to see ne about t Sat, Aug. II. will te out of town next week aud will be glad to know who will take board ing pupils and at what price
 F. D. Means.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

Mfr G w Cavaness has pur- chased the old John Hussey Iot on South Main Street from Mir. Thos. IT Caldwell Of Crossett, and IS thinking of erecting q fine concrete block residence on the same. This Is desirable lot and with fine bui!ding will te . showy place. Rev r. r. Turner will preach Masonic Memorial sermon nj the
 Baptis; Church, n this city. on the I7th inst, at II clock q. m {. All Masons are asked to assemble al Lodge room at 10 go B. n. for purpose ot attending in body. j. D Welsh W. N The second game of the series of ball games between Pine Bluff and Monticello was played last Tuesday evening, resulting in a
 victory in favor of Monticello, by score of 1 to '. Batteries for Monticello, Baum Haley and Gotham Pine Bluff. Mullins and Honnet. Baum, who started to pitch the game for Monticello WAS struck with bali by the Pine Bluff pitcher, and disabled and
 Hailey w4s put in the box.
 Try q bottle of Western Paia Cure Nothing has been gotten up that will equal 1t for diarrhoea, dysentefy, eholera-nofbus, cuts, burns, wounds. bruises. sick head ache. neuralgia. rheumatism and as au antiSeptic, 1t IS superior to anything on She market. Buy q bottle. and If it does not do what is claimed for 1t, call aud get your cash. t is left to you IS to whe,h CT or not you arc benefited For safe at D T Hyatt's. 4. Monticello Is | good town, but t needs to grow, Il is now a little too large for a neighborly village and t is entirely too small for liberal city, with enlarged views. Ii is now just the proper dimension for the propagation of improved, up.to date. bigh.heeled "kickers." We have all sorts of these ducks" here Some kick at one thing and some at another But whatever the cause. many of us think we nave kicK coming, and seldom fail to avai ourselves of the opportunity of kicking loud and long and good and strong. If you fire not Of the number who kick, you are most assuredly per ambulating under lucky star, and occupying | truly enviable posi- ton on this mundane sphere. If you have not already contracted the disease, you had better be vaceinated, at once. for 1t is con- tagious, endemic. epidemic and otherwise.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Absdrd ESuayag nice

We must say that we ean see nc reason why he president of th, Uulted States should be allewe, ss5 GOO for his travel,nG expenses The cost of maintaining the W hit, House used to be about S55 oot per annum MT. Williams. ta, Democratic leader, says that | ha' been increased to $s5o ooo Del ahnum With s3S.aoa per annun added fer trayeiiag expenses. tb, entire cost would be expanded [, s275. 900, which is seveial fole more than Il used 10 be
 Bat whether we thini, that the president k adequately or made. quateiy pad, the constitution speobs very plainly on the ques tion It brownies that the pfesi dent 5llaii at stated tines receive Tor his services compensation which shall neither be increased nor dimished during the period for which he shall tase been elected. :. aud he shal not rece,ve within ;h4t FefEod any other emolumeut from the United Stated. or any oi then.
 This language is very plain, but the congressman who called al. teution 70 t did s5 10 a deprecat ing way. as If he wee satisfied th4 tae Republican party would IaugI. at him Ere truth is that the Republicans have long since ceased 10 look upon ihe eonstitu ton as binding affair The salary of the president K fixed by law Bat the Republicans in con gress care no more for this pro- vision of the constitution than they do for ballad of Mother Goose. There is indeed nothing quite so unpopuiar with Inc party today as the constitution. IL has long since ceased to be anything 
 between friends.
 It IS evident, however, that there IS no warrant for this increase 0. the presidential income, For Si ,ooo the president could 40 all the traveling he could desire in Il year With sa5 900 lie could provide d junket for himself his family and all his friends.
 Looks fanny, doesn't t ts- pecialIy as | never happened be- fore s-Commercial Appeal.
 
 II you want Photos made like Eek makes them, call at the Mon ticcilo gallery. He is now ready to do ai kinds of work. 4t.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
WHY KIDNEY DlsEAs
 IS DANGEROUS.
Neglect Of the First Warning Sy' toms Is the Prime Cause of Many Deaths from the Dreade
 Brfghi's Disease.
it Is Easily Durable In the Early Sta,

Kidney diseases are SO destructive human life because tliey do not inanis alarming symptoms until the eonst lion is seriously weakened and
 strength exhausted. Then, too of, the remedies employed by many ph, cians are of Indifferent CT doubtful val and the patient rapidly sinks ,nder E disease Tie wisest course is to appls reliable kidney and liver remedy on { f,5f dSftayGnte of the symptoms. little uneasincss in the small of the bst digestive troubles, bowcl irrcghlarit. and disorder il thc urinary organs matters Of small momcn. in the estins. tien of strong nen and women, vet tlf have a serious meaning They shl clearly that ;le kidneys are sufferi. and need help, which must be fori coming at once 10 prevent serious, p] haps fatal consequences A few do] of Priel.ly Asli Bitters at this time woil prove of incalculable value in restori the weakened organs to health. 4 investment ot one dollar in bottle Priekly Ash Bitters when the disease yet in the early stage will save hundrel of dollars i'll doctors bills, besides ii suffering that would surely follow shou the disease De allowed to fasten itself the body. The excellent curative pow of pricklY Ash Bitters Is not confined the first stages of kidney disease. It equally eilieacious i'll severe or elron cases. Physicians have used 1. as Ia resort. i'll cases that deiied their bc efforts, with the most brilliant result and fl has shown its superiority over Il many so-called kidney cures. now beir loudly advertised in instances inn mcrahlc.
 Accept no substitute. fnsiat on having
 the genuine i'IicklV Ash Bittefs with the
 laige figure ia red ou the front label Sold ai Drug stores. Si.O0 per b0tti, Brown, NlfO aistou N Co. Apt
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

We want te say 10 the pabKe. that with ten year, experience i'll the photograps business, and u splendid new outfit, We are ready to serve you ia this bne also we do copying, enlargiag. medallion work and passe partour framing Satisfied customers shal be our advertisement. our teHt IS about three blocks north of public schools. ! lou are cordially invited.
 (. ". boyd.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
In Self Defense

Major IIamm, editor and prorric, tor of the Colstitutionalist, Emi
 nence. Ky 7. when he was fereely tour years ago. by plies,
 bought box of BacRlen's Arnica Sslve, of which he says: It cur cd me in ter days and no trouhie since . Quickest hoalcr ot barns, sores. cuts and wounds 25c tt Bordeaux drug store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

The Election Commissioners for Drew county. are. Messrs. c. T Harris l.. G Hammock and Geo l. Bel,
 Spencer Lawson will serve you 10 cents worth of ice cream anG < cents worth of nice fresh eakes for E cents.
 Mir. T. Mitchell has returned from Nebraska. where he had been purchasing fine horses fo' the ] L. Allen Stable.
 If you want Photos or enlarged work, like Eek makes them, go and have it DONE NOW. He will close his gallery October lst. t,
 Spencer Lawson has just re ceiyed fresh assortment of nice cakes from the National Biscuit Co. You should see them
 We have just received a beauii' ful line of Fall skirt goods and wash silks
 II. NJ. Wilson & Co.
 Get Telephone and be happy Nothing like 1t for 50 small an in vestmcnt.
 Valley Telephone Co.
 EGGS GHEAP.-Finest strain S c. Brown Leghofn-sI GO for Mrs. H W. Wells,
 ze 6-6m. Monticello, Ark.
 FOR SALE -SIooo.oo Monti- cello Cotton Mill Bond. Address Mrs. Meta Windes. care J NJ. Cannon Merchantile Co Fl Paso. Texas.
 The Railroad Surveyors of the north and south Railroad have passed on down south of Ham burg iu the direction of Monroe La.
 MT. Ruble. the leading man in the Freddie Siemmons' Theat rical Company, is here on visit to relatives. Mrs. Ruble has been here for several weeks.
 TRUSSES.-We can fit any. body with "Smithsonian" Truss, and guarantee it to give perfect satisfaction
 If K. E Vance Bordeaux.
 MT. Rex Barchardt. of this city, and Miss Willie Hilliard. of Will mar. were married on "Wednesday evening of last week. The young people have our best wishes
 Miss Hyde IS in St. Louis pur. chasing her Fall stock of Millinery She will return home about the Ist of September. Her Fall line  of Hats will arrive about that date.
 Monday evenings game of base ball between Pine Blu fl and Mon ticello, resulted in victory for Monticello. The score was 5 to I. Batteries-for Monticello, Hyatt and Gotham Pine Bluff, Galliger and Mizell.
 The home manufactured con- crete blocks, used for the founda- ton of the new Episcopal church shows up well, and demonstrates the ability of our people to turn out the very best of building blocks of this material.
 The first nine and scrubs played a hot game last Thursday evening on the Monticello diamond The score was seven to seven, at the end of the seventh inning when the first nine had to quit the galr on account of their Wilmar cate n. having to get off on the trslr
 More and more of our onIe q, spending their summer North an West every year. IF few mol years no one will F ,sf, at hon 10 LOOK ai'e' .ings except Il editor. lie w -ll take no summ vacation 'I'' ,s unless he walks. ar tha' ie eA rely too much like vol ioi oAS ..,t,a fc cor. oo.flfuftnD1iiy O
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
DIR CT Q k Y

STATE. GeYefeor-Jelf Davis. Seere.ary-0 C. Ludwig Audtor-A E, Moore Treas0rer-H C. Tipten. Attorney Gsne ai-R |. Rodgers. Supt Pubic lnztruttian--..I II Hinemons Land 6oiamissianef-E l.. Conway, CoHmissionef of Mines. Mansiaelutes ahd AgricnlturA-li T. Braifot,I
 CONGRESSIONAL Congressman. 9th Distritt--Joe T. Robin son.
 JUDICIAL.
 SUPREME COURT. Chief .Iusticc-IoS M. Hili Associntes-B. B. Bat,la. E. A. McCul- lapgh. Carroll D. Wood. J E. Riddiek.
 TEsrii CIRCUIT. Ju8ge-Z r Wood Prosecuting Attorney--H. ". Wells.
 euASeEnf-2Sp pIsrTIcr. Judge-M L. Hawkins.
 SENATORIAL. State Senator, l7th Distrct-C. T. Cot ham.
 COUNTY. Reprcsentative--D E. Bsrser. Judge-W. r. slefnons. Sheriff and Colcctor-zWalter Wilson. Go. and Probate Clerk--J w Kmbrb Cir. cler, and Recorder-J. Y. Koonce Trensuror-J. r. Bussey. assessor-W. E. Watts. surveyor-Joha Tan. Examiner-Ury Mckenzie.
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Pesee-J. w. Crook. J E ksrcy.
 Constable-R. L. Hegue.
 TERMS OF COURT. Circuit-2nd Monday in feby. and Sept. Chsncery-and Monday in June andDec- County-first Monday in iany, April July and October. i Probatc-ith Monday in January. April. l July and October.
 CITY. MaVor-J. c. Williamson. Reeorder-E A. Gotham. Aalernrll-R. l.. H. mt E. k. Hsnkins, c. T Harris. V ] Tfotter, Ed Spencer. City Council meets the first Friday night .lteaeb month
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

his home at Warren last Saturday. Mir. l.. Allen received car load of horses last week
 Mrs. Walter Wilson is at parnell Springs. this week.
 Bordeaux Fetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers II Mr Melvin McCioy. of Argen- ia. is visiting relatives, here.
 MT. and Mrs. Darwin Ahrens are back from their Eastern trip. Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Mrs C. D. Daniel is visiting relatives in Pine Bluff
 Circuit Court is ,n session at Warren, this week. Judge Wood and Judge Wells are over there. Mr. j.. J McCloy. oi this city, has been summoned to serve on the Federal Jury for October. Monticello needs sewerage sym tenn about as much is anything else.
 Spencer Lawson wants you to sample some of his nice cakes that he has just received
 Mrs Lusly. of Hot Springs, IS here on a visit to Mr. V. frot ter and family
 There was q vaudeville show here last Friday and Saturday nights.
 Mems summer underwear at re duced prices at
 H. Nj. Wilson & Go. Mir. Edgar Cason, of Park dale, was here on visit to his family this week.
 MT. J. H. Maloney visited Mf. R. A. Pickens at Walnut Lake this week.
 The Smithsonian Truss is the best made See them at Bordeaux Drug Store If. Miss Minnie Bess Sappington, of Little Rock, was here on visit to friends last week.
 Miss Mabel Van. of Conway. has returned home after l two weeks visit to friends in this city. Mrs. Mona Smith, of Tyler, Texas, is here on a visit to reIa- tives.
 All of our summer goods may be bought at your own price.
 II. M. Wilson $ Go. Prof. E. D. Means has returned from visit to his old home in north western Arkansas.
 Mrs. 5. E. Swift, of San Anto mia, Tex, IS here on visit to rela- tives.
 FOR SALE .-Second hand bug. gies and hacks.
 Coke Gotham. Miss Mamie Watkins. of Foun- tain Hill, Ashley county, IS here on visit relatives.
 Mir. E. N. Watkins, of Fountain Hill, was Il visitor to our town last week.
 For Ky. Wonder pole beans from now until frost, see
 If. E. s. Tifiin. Kr. Robert Hyatt arrived at home from Hot Springs last Sun day night.
 Mems Ladies and Children's low cuts at very low prices 
 Il. NJ. Wilson & Go. Mir. w. Murphy, of Pine Bluff, paid the family of NIT. A. J Will son a visit last week.
 Phone No. ISs fW. K. Taylor for all kinds of rough pine lumber. At.
 Rev. French Thompson, of Hot Springs, was here the first of the week, on a visit to relatives and friends.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
The End oFthe World

of troubics that robbed E II
 Woite, ct Bear Grove. la, of all usefulness, came when he began taxing Electric Bitters He writes: Two years ago kidney. trouble eansed me great suffering, which l would never have eurviv- ed had not taken Electric Bit tors They also cured ne of gen eral debility Sure cure for all stomach. liver and kidney com plaiuts, blood diseases, headache, dizziness and weakness or bodily decline. Price 5oc uarenteed at Bordeaux Drug Store
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

NIT Gus Ford Of Indian r tjtery. Is here CT visit 70 las sister, Mrs Y ] Frotter.
 Mr. and Mrs M. NJ. Roberts, II nave returned from visit 10 Memphis.