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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
PLAN TO HELP HORSES
ON BIG CLIMB

An innovation IN tho way Of hill
elimblng will soon be In operation
In Yves, Seattle, when the cable up
Perry ay. 10 Installed 10 help heavily
loaded wagons up thu half mile hill
rhe plan 10 10 construct cable aYss
TEN capable u hauling threa loads
Of three tons each At one time. and
VII be operated by a 10 horse power
MOTOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
THREE GOOD
SAMARITANS
In CHARGE
WILL TAKE CARE OF
RELIEF FOR THE
FoRTIERS.
Star Readers Furnished a
Good Start for Woman
and Babies.
BY BONNIE WRESTLER.

MTp, Jean Foftior is in the hands
Of ihfes sood samarl,ans All her
moaw vspbles are to be shouldered
by thsse sawerl,sns for the next few
tronthh and All she will hAev to do
Il Is ear Or her little family
Tho Green lake relief COMMITTEES
"a What these good samafitads can
taemselyss Nd they will after to-
das have fun charge Of 0e fund
collected BY The star for the relief
Of Ms For,er and her babies 1t
will be their ssll constituted duty
10 soc to the building Of the proposed
cottage Tor the Foftiers and leok AZ.
ter the mortgage that has been wor-
nlps the little woman.
Thfse Of ihe dearest and best wo-
inch ID 1gvea Take, or anywhere. fer
that psttSr compose the RELIEF eom-
n,ittea and the work under their d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

& Davis, Steinbach & Dreher Whitney, Haddorff.
Baus Smith & Barnes Bailey, and many others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
A Word as to Terms

While these drascay cut prices should be for
SPOT cash only, in order 10 treat everyone fairly
and give all an equal chance, we will accept even
easier terms of payment than ever before. In fact,
no reasonable offer will be refused As little as 50
down and SO month will now secure a splendid
you to select from large assortment, and aside from
a few Of the very ancest and most costly uprights
and Grands, the entire stock will be included in the
$50 to S25 down and So to $40 per month offer Old
Pianos and Organs will be accepted in exchange. but
only at their very lowest cash valuations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
S. {. co. ELIMINATES
DANGEROUS CROSSING

All Eas,lake oau are now run.
ming under the Northern Pacific
tracks at Sixth ay \ n. eilminat
Ing the dangerous grade crossing
At fourteenth Av n r % grad.
log down Sixth Ay. n. y there is
ample room 10 run the street carr
beneath tho railroad tracks. which
are carried on a reinforced trastle
An cars 70 tho AYR exposition
using the Eaatlake tracks will rpp
on tho new grade, and the old
Grade crossing tfacks will be torn
up,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

This is our biggest effort.
SO far as we know it has equal in any respect.
The price cutting-severe as it isis but detail.
The heart and soul OF this great money-saving
event is the quality OF the Pianos and Musical In
struments
The magnitude of the assortment is another force
ful argument
Nowhere else you find so many high-grade,
strictly brand-new instruments under one roof
Its veritabe exhibition Of all that's best and
worthiest in the musical world.
Then consider the sacrificed prices and this chance
is mighty significant.
1t enables you to get the worlds best instruments
at the prices OF the medium grades.
Its opportunity spelled with capital letters.
But you better act quickly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
Here's What You Save

Pay now si62 500, S24s, instead of $3.50. $500
and $3.50.
Pay now SEQ. s2s3 s2o7 instead of s37s. $500 and
S42s.
Pay now $685. $3.50 s4is, instead OF $3.50, SAYS
and $500
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Square Pianos SIS up. Secondhand Uprghts
SO up.
Used Organs $40; Used Piano Players $40.
Stools and Scarfs Extra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
Rules of the Sale

Owing the fact that these quick selling prices are caus
ing heavy buying orders by long distance telephone or telegraph
will be honored "a hours only Deliveries promised but
every effort will be made your wishes Money Back"
not exactly as represented after delivery accompanies
There's no time for delay or waiting. Act quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

With every fipanoial obligation
paid the new AM Congregational
church was dedicated yesterday alb
seluisly tree from debt The edidee
lie located near tho spo, whore the
first settlers OF Seattle landed In
1886 Tho church organisation has
been heldins meetings Tor four years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

rsetlon viii be 4 guoceF, without the
shadow VI q doubt They are Mfs
itsrrty Mogp aiQ walllnrfofd nv,
Art John \ CAROL sOi Green Lake
boulevard, and Mrs soi tayinuoui
100 West Green lake boulevard.
These women viii rceelYo all con
trlhu,ipna hereafter and the fund
collected by Ths star for the mother
and bablee who were left destitute
was turned over 10 Mrs Moss, who
n the chairman nf tho committee
rhsnAF 70 the grnarous men and
women Who have come to The front
With money and provisions for the
little family he were lcft destitute"
Is thing ot the past The babies
arv clothed and led, and before many
moons will be- housed In their own
little nest under their mothers pro-
tceiinE wlng,
The clothlng that was len Al The
star office wa taken 10 the fortler
home Saturday by tho Green lake
Transfer company which klndly de-
mated the services VI a man and
wagon Ter tho purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
D. S. Johnston Co. to Become Ellie
Music HOuse-PriCes and Terms
Entirely Lost Sight Of!

As is always the case in large consultations it's
necessary to retire certain Underestimate changes
in lines OF notwithstanding certain makes of pianos
add new lines. etc, etc.
This must be accomplished in the quickest posi-
BILE time Trade ethics and immediate profits must
OF necessity be overlooked now. Accordingly we
are offering over half of present immense stock
OF highgrade pianos at .unmerciiul reductions
We state most emphatically that individual buy
ers have before seen the equal OF this oppor-
tunity Prices and terms have never been so low as
in this sale-quality considered
This is straightforward statement OF facts which
can easily be proved by an investigation. TIE en-
vabc standing and reputation OF the House OF John,
ston is too well established and dear to us to permit
of any msstatement. 81
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office,

TO WHOM II MAY CONC ERN:
Notice lie hereby given that ap.
rov.d plat Of rurvey o. Township
, North, Range 8 East. Boise Meri.
dian. IN part, has been received at
this Office
Said plat will be filed at nine
o'clock A. NJ, Octobp, 80. 1909,
after VIII CHI .-time application for
entry OF lands therein can DO re.
ceived and considered by this of.
flee.
VIM. BALDERSfON,
Register
FRED V TINKER,
Receiver
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09
Dr. F A. Sloan, osteopath.

Everything in Furniture ia
Thompson's. 4S.tf
On Monday, 0etol or Is VII ap
pear at the Standard opera house
one OF the noted entertainers
of the United States. Robert l..
Taylor United States Senator from
Tennessee. Without a doubt Robert
TAYLOR stands alone in his class
as an entertainer and a rare treat
is in store for the people OF Noun
tain Home, and in fact the entire
county. He will reciite y hunlnr-
Gus piece entitled "Happy Valley y
The State Convention of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union will convene in Mountain
Home October 7, s, 8, 10 Mrs
Garlock, state president, will be in
the chair and Mrs. Addition nation.
al lecturer, will be the speaker OF
the convention. 80 delegates are
expected Don't forget the dates.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09
Re-Submission in Maine
Continued from page 81
Maine making war on its Prohibitory

Maine making war on its Prohibitory
Law.
The presumption of the authors of
this year-old campaign matter in
sending it "out-west" for campaign
purpose is that it will fit in Idaho as
well as in Maine for voters who read
with one eye. Voters with two eyes
open, and we have lots such in 81
more, see some funny things in these
enlightening CD pages which meet
him in his mail box For instan1 =
the Lewiston, (Me) San says, The
1nly tolerable liquor law that We
heard of is the Local Option Metho1"
Funny, isn't it, that the Liquor Deal
IRIS Association through its organ IL
Maine is fighting the Temperance law
Of Maine and praisng the Temper
nee law of Idaho: And that the same
Liquor Association through its agents
IN Idaho is fighting this same Tenn
perance Law of Idaho? If the Sun,
quoted in the issue of the N. Y Liq-
uor Association has any light at all
to give the two eyed voters of Elmore
county it is in making the Local
Option Law shine with brighter lus-
ire. In this quotation for the use in
Elmore it Is an example of Give the
devil rope enough and he will hang
himself. The Bangor News has also
some very frank news for the two
| eyed and conscientious reader and
voter. 1t says: THE country is right
in so far as claiming that the prohi-
bition way is the only safe and sane
way" What Is the trouble, then, with
the prohibitory law? Not enforced. it
says. Will the reader look on next
page in the second quotation from
this same Bangor News and read
that the News objection to the law is
to "the silly and narrowing restric-
tions placed about the sale of liquor
in this city were an injustice
Seemingly the News can blow hot
or cold as 1t best serves the liquor
interests.
"Resubmission in Maine" is rather
yellow matter for these days when
temperance progress makes newspa-
pers stale in week. but If it has
any value, 1t is in its praise of Local
aOption.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09
STATE FAIR
October Conference Rates

Via Oregon Short Line, Tickets
on sale from Utah stations north
of 0gdf n, October lst to 5ih, in.
elusive, limit October - See
agents for rates and furth'r par.
ticulars. 57-2
Butter wrappers are necessity
We print them according to legal
requirements, and on highest quail.
ity parchment paper Price $500
per thousand. 23tf
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09

Mrs S. F. Russell, Boise.
245 Reading of Minutes of the Last Meeting,
and the report of the Secretary,
Mrs. C. E. Mason Mountain Iome.
Report of the Treasurer,
Mrs. E. L. Derr, pocatello.
1920 Duet, Mesdames Bl egl'b and Eaton, Noun
tain Home
What can omen Do in Foreigl Mission :;
Work? Mrs L. II. Johnston. Chains.
$40 Home Missionary Work, Remns ces,
RevMrs Minnie +. Dickensor NliG ctoA.
400 How to Create Enthusiasm in Church Work
Mrs. Jared Doolittle, Boise.
Paper Dr. Emma F. Drake NewP! ymulh.
4:20 Music
Address by Rev, H Melville Tenny, D D. Of
Berkeley, California, Superintendent, ef Il g
Pacific Coast District, American Board
4:45 -Ele ton of Officers and Other Business
Friday Evening, Closing Session
7:3O Song Service
Rev. H. Stover Council
7:45 Anthem by the Choir, Mountain Home
Address, Work of the Society for the
Friendless
Rev. R. b. Wright Boise, Secretary of the
Society.
8:15 Address The Wisdom of God,
Rev Walter C. Veazie, Salt Lake. Utah.
Supt of Home Missionary Society.
8;45 Address.
Rev. H. Melville Tenny D. d., Berkeley
CAL, Pacific Coast Supt.of American Board
Final Business. Closing.
Notes
Each church is entitled to two delegates and one7
for each fifty members or fraction thereof
The ministers pool expenses of travel
Entertainment is furnished to delegates and also
to visitors Names of such will please be sent at
an early date to Rev. G. E. Mason.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09
October Conference Rates

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets
on sale from Idaho, " voming and
Oregon points October lst to 9Th.
inclusv We, limit October 10Th See
agents for rates and further par
ticulars.
Comforters and hlankete-the
kind you want at the price you
want to pay for them. Thompson
furniture Co. tt
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09

$40 How to Maintain the Upper end of the S S.
To Get and to Hold Adults?
Rev. Howard D. Slower, Council.
400 Evangelism in the Sunday School,, or the Con-
version Of our Scholars,
Rev. R. B. Wright, Boise.
Let there be free and open discussion of any
features of the S. S.
Evening
7:3O Service of Song
Rev. R. B. Wright Boise.
7:45 Special Music Anthem by the Choir, Noun
Address. The Significance of the Congrega-
tional Mems Brotherhood to the Sunday
School.
Judge D. W. Standrod, Pocatello.
8:15 Address. The Genesis of Congregational
ism in Idaho.
Rev. w. S. Hawkes., Caldwell
$40 The Message of Congregationasm
Rev. Chas. W. Longren, Phi. D., Weiser
Third Day, Friday, Forenoon, October z
900 Quiet Hour and Conference. Topic The
Importance of Bible Study and Prayer for
Service, Conducted by Rev. Allen j. Hoar,
Golden, Colo
1O:0O-Unfnshed Business
lO:3O-Our Benevolent Societies,
Address, The Apportionment Plan and the
"To-Gether Campaign"
Rev. W. S. Hunt, Pocatello
Discussion Ways and Means for the Plan in
Idaho.
II :30-The Denomination From the Standpoint of
the Year Book and the Recent Religious
Statistics, 1890 to 1906.
Rev. c. E. Mason, Mountain Home
Thursday Afternoon, Womens Session
230-The Idaho Missionary Union,
Mrs Allen J. Hoar, Colder, Colo Presiding.
Devotional Exercises
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09

heaters, ranges, cook stoves IN
fact any kind Of stove you want
at the Thompson Furniture Co. LII.
LOST-A pair of gold trimmed
eye glasses. Finder will please
! return same to J. J. Chllds IA
/ Col. Mason Linton, a former resi-
dent OF this city and owner OF Lin.
tons addition, is visiting il the
city a few days. from his home in
southern California
FOUND bicycle, owner can
have same by a sufficient ldentiti.
cation of property and paying for
this notice 3.tf
Geo. Cross of Bruneau, one of the
best known stockmen in this part
of the state, received severe shak
ing up thursday morning hy being
thrown from his horre at the inter
section of Front stree aud Jackson
avenue Aside from few slight
bruises he Ca ped injury.
Mrs. Skipper, of Glenns Ferry,
one OF the faithful and tirele-s
workers in the W g. /. L ranks
il here as delegate to the conven-
tiun and is being entertaintd at the
home of Mrs Lille b. Wertz, our
county school eupeIintendt 1T, these
two ladies being long. time intimate
friends
Word was r ,eiyed yesterday by
Harry Watkins from Ray Vie,
carver ut Wendell, Ida, that MIS-.
Wisrc rv'r Was vfr, d., ou-lv
i'll with typhoid fever R,y is en-
gagged in business at the above
named town and is we'll known in
this place as a member OF the for
mer firm Of Sitton & Wi, pcarver.
doing thriving grocery trade at
the location now occupied by J A
Benoit with his Ontario Cash Store.
Mrs. Harry Watkins will 90 10
Wpnd II to be at the bedside Of Mr.
Wisecarver as soon as possible.
Probably the richest strike re,
corded in the annals of ujr ing f"r
II numb Der OF years is that made by
J G Arkoosh of Bellevue a few
days ago when well defined and
largely roportioned ledge of galela
was uncovered in his nina near
that city In connection with the
ledge, Mr.. Arkoosh has un9arthed
a chunk of solid galena, weighing
nearly half of a ton, which he will
exhibit at the Boise fair. The find
has o,casioned stampede. almost
rivaling the rueh of the early sos
20 this fam US mining camp
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09
STATE FAIR
October Conference Rates

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets
on sale from Utah stations north Of
Ogden October Let to, 9Th inclusive,
limit October 18th. See agents for
rates and further particulars. 57.2
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09
LOCAL BREVIIIES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath.

DR.. +. A. Sloan, osteopath.
Thompson's: - House Furnish
ings. 4o.u
Stylish millinery, trimmings and
ribbons-hats made to order-Miss
J. G. Groefsema. lit
Right smart, cheap hesdwars a.
Miss Grofsema's. 1.tf
Man and wife wants employment
on q ranch. For further particu-
lars address this Office.
J. w. Caldwell was . passenger
ON No. II Friday night bound for
Portland.
While digging trench for q
water main at Shelly few days
ago, workmen refused TO pur.ue the
work because Of the highly offensive
odor Of gas which en'inAisd from
the trench and it is thought natural
, gas OK cts there in large Quantities
Concurrent with An edict recent
ly Issued by the Village Trustees,
properly owners along trout street
are having cement -idew,lhs bull,
az rapidly AS poe. idle O 'rcape the
injurious effects Vi the cota weather
and an effort will be- made ~ have
them completed before cold weather
sets in,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rich Thompson,
yho have just prev d up IN their
claim in the Sunnysids distrIct,are
| Preparing 10 AXE up their perna.
| nent residence in Mountain Home
Mr.. Thompson has for s"Dr
months been engaged as saiermsn
at Blanchs rds sto7e in town, while
| Mrs. Thompson has been al.o "go
ing it alone" Ut the ranch: both are
tired OF the arrangement ~ it hat
b .en are fastening return o the
I'D and better domestic routine.
After . strenuous three weeks IN
tho service which they adorn--the
cause OF prohibi,ion--Mr and Mrs,
e d Nichols lief, Mouu,tsil. Homt
Thursday for their home IN Boise,
here, after u brief rest they will
gain enter the tray, the SCENE OF
their next battle being ia Washing
on county, where u petition for u
ocal option electson has been filed.
| In this connection il might be
stated that similar peti'ions have
filed in the counties Of Blaine,
lincoln, Neg Perez and Twin Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Newcomer
rived in the city Wednesday
T. om Seattle for q short visit with
lr Newcomers brother Sal. the
genia clerk OF the Ev n hotel
Mr.. Newcomers home is at Wau
seon, low q and this ip the FIRST me
10 twenty eight years that he has
seen his brother Twenty.eight
years age h y parted on the farm
back in Iowa, Sol drifting west
while G. A. remained ON the home
-tead The frosts Of the many
winlers has whitehead their hair
and made their slep less houyant,
hut the strer 9Th Of the hand clasp
a. remainsd the same and it was
not the mist of timr that oh-cnred
oue's features % he b"f "a the
"rothers MT Wednesday. Mr.
W., mer h.- he west. !, eI the
., OF assssivepsss thsti- oppe .
most IL, aLl paf D. OF the western
.nunv. and -as- thal if b ere
hoy g,ln he would make hi
n ma. a. AMI ~ lLs k,,ekv tpous,ai ur
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1909-10-09

Everything in Furniture Ia
Thompson's. 4S.tf
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
FOR ReNT-HoUsEs
STABLES AND coRRALs.

PAI.O ALTO STABLES for swell hacks and seaters. buggies and showy saddle horses. Stevens x Wiggins. Phone Main 73. 4th Ave, between Adams and Washington.
 HIGH-HEADED. toppy drivers. plenty Of style and speed: fashionable buggies and surreyS Center Street Livery. 235 N Center. A. F. FranKfOrter. Phone Main 3l.
 ON CALI~-HACK+ON CALL-Gold- en Eagle Stable. Tel. Main 51. Buses.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A SPLENDIDLY LOCATED. well pay ing rOOming proposition in this city for sale. Can be handled for about 5000. co cash. Anyone knowing this business will find this great opportunity. Elliot Evans Co. F East Adams St
 BUSINESS AT GLENDALE-Stoc for sale in room for rent. complete shoe repairing outfit. small harness stock and harness repair outfit. all for SlSO-and S50 cash will handle. Rent is $1e. Good opportunity 10 add bicycle repair busi- ness or furniture-new and second hand. See ar phone Glendale Bank. or Stauf- fer. 3f West Adams St. Phone Main SS6.
 FOR SALE-Cne of the best paying and best located small grocery stores in the city. cheap rent and a bargain. Will sell for invoice of stock and fixtures. Price about Sl200 Special reasons for selling See WATKINS. Phone. Main 33l. 2l East Adams St
 FOR SALE-By owner. small business. centrally locate small amount down. balance can be paid out of business in small payments. Address F.. C. Ream, 5li North Third St.
 RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Good To- cation. Address Restaurant" care Re publican.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
REAL ESTATE.

HOUSES-An S-room cement block: Churchill addition; blocks from Center and Washington.
 An s-rOom brick. corner lot; North First street: plenty shade; as an in- yestment or home can't be beat Price s35O0.
 A Groom frame, 9 blocks from Center and Washington, northeast: lot 75xl60. Price S1400.
 A dandy little bungalow and two and one-hah acres, blocks from car line You should see this. Can't be beat: S49OO
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22

GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO.,. 127 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
GREENE GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE 6 INVESTMENT co. 127 N CENTER ST
GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO.,, 127 x. CENTER ST.
BARGAINS IN LOTS.

In the rapidly growing north and west part of Phoenix We offer some big bar gains at little money that will sell at a large profit in six months. These lots are $50 to Sl00 less than surrounding property and can be purchased as low as SlOO down.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22
AUCTION

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 AUCTION SALE Of unclaimed goods. Phoenix. Ariz-. Nov. goth. 1909. To whom Il may concern; Notice is hereby given that the property. now remaining unclaimed or otherwise. in offices or Wells Fargo & Company Express. m the Territory Of Arizona. will be sold al public auction 10 the highest bidder at 29 and 3l South Center St, Commer- eisl Hotel building. Phoenix, Arizona. Tuesday. November 30th. 1909, unless same is called for and charges thereon paid. Sale commencing 600 a. ID. J. :. Mills superintendent. Rogers & Me Murt1y. auctioneers-
 AUCTION SALE-Tuesdsy. Nov. -:3 at ] o'clock sharp. two and one-fourth miles east of Phoenix. on the MeDow ell road. east Of the Methodist Camp Ground, on the Burrough ranch. Thirty head of cattle. consisting Of 10 milk COWS. fresh and coming fresh. rom the Pierson herd. 2-year-Olds and year iin@s: l5 head of draft horses, consist ing of one large grey mare in ioal. weight l20o lbs: one large brown mare in fOal. two black horses weighing l5OO lbs large bay horse. 3 coming years, two yeaIiing colts; one iron grey driv- ing horse. years old; one span Of large grey mares. weight 1900 lbs. Terms reasonable. to suit purchaser. made known on day of sale. Caria A Beffer. owner Of cattle W. W. Hutchi- son. auctioneer W W. Dean. clerk. Don't fail 10 attend this sale. This is al fine lot Of stock.
 PI-BLIC SAIE-Tuesday. NoV % commencing at le:50. three miles west cf The fair grounds and one mile north, also one mile west and one mile north of Isaacs schoO! house. l will sell the following described property: 50 head Of cattle farm implements. 100 chickens some very. fine laying hens. household goods. Terms given. Free lunch for ali at noon. Rogers & McMurtry. Auc- tiDueers Jacob Snyder. owner. J. F. Hannah. clerk. Phone. Red 2O7l.