The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, December 16, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text\E ; v , | THE NEWS. Vf—w | BY E. L. RAINEY. ; ’___:__—_——w_—:———_‘" DAWSON, GA., Dec. 1611, 1903. —— CONGRATULATIONS ALL AROUND. The results that have already been accomplished wader the uniform text -book law passed at the last session of the general assembly surpass even the expectations of the most ardeat advo .gates of the measure. The commission, composed of able .and patriotic Georgians, to whem was delegated the duty to.contract for books to be taught in the schools of the state for the mext five years-have just completed that work, and they an nounce that a conservative estimate of the amount that will be saved to the people of Gecrgia uwnder the unifermi ty law will not be less than 8600,000. Books will be bought from 25 to 56 per cent-cheaper than heretofore, and the quality will not be eheapened. There is cause for ¢ongratulation all around. The legislature is to be con gratulateg for enactisg the uniformity law, the members of the book commis .sion for the able and wise manner in which they have diseharged their ar ~Auous and delicate duties, and the peo-, ple upon the vast ameunt of money: ‘that will besaved to them under the] .operations of the new measure. ANOTHER DINING, There has been another dining with an off-color feature at Waskington (not Booker), where the politicians have done so many suarprising shings of late. This time -Senator Hanna was the sost and the oecasion was & banquet 40 the members ©of the national repub- Jican committee, who had met to select a time amd place for holding the mext convention. Conspicuous among the guests at the feast was Jud son Lyons, the negro committeaman from ‘Georgia, and -of all the seyeral svhite men from the’ south who mere present Judge Robisson, the member {rom North Carolina, .was the only ene t 0 balk. He indigzantly withdrew from the hall with the remark that while he was a republican he was also’ a geatlemao, and his politics did not g 0 to the extent of soeigl intercourse of this kind even in view of the exam ple set at the white house. | All of the other eouthern re:puh]i-*1 cans held their places manfally at Lheii festal board aad took their dish ofj coon with seeming good grace, with the hope, doubtless, that Boss Hanna will after awhile serve tempiing des sert in the shape of pie. A GROWING INTEREST IN LIVESTOCK There has been much favorable com ment throughout the state upon ihe recent organization at Albany of an association to promote the ralsing of live-stock throughout southwest Geor gia. In the last several years the farmers of Terrell county have ¢ reatly improv ed their live-gtock, and intérest in this direction is growing. Registered cat tle and hogs are to be found on a num ber of farms in the county, and it would be hard to estimate the value that the introduction of improved stock has been to the county the past several years. But there is yet a great deal that ““ean be done in this direction, and it 1s such organizations as the one that was recently formed at Albany that will encourage the people to increase both the quality and the guaptity of thkeir stock. HE WANTS TO KNOW, Senator Hoar of Massachusetts has made some Inquiries in the senate which may be embarrassiong to the ad ministration. He wants to know whether at the time the so-called Pan ama republic ratified the canal treaty it had successfully established its imo dependence, had lawlully adopted a constitution, and had givgn authority to any person to negotiate a treaty. #This is a‘timely resolation,’”’ says the Savannah Press, ‘‘but Senator Hoar will probably be met with the cry that ‘he is trying to block the dig ging of the canal.” It will not do in the minds of the enthusiastic advo cates of the Panama deal to look too closely into the facts.” HoN. HAL LEWIs, former associate justice of the supreme court of Geor gia, died unexpectedly at his home in | Greeasboro on Thursday morning. He was an able jurist, and one of Geor gia’'s most djstinguished men. He eame into national prominence through the speech ne made nominating Mr. Bgyan for the presidency at the Chi cago convention. % lex’T there danger of having too many federal courts? If congressmen continue to create them they will soon be as plentiful as superior courts, and there will be that maoy more officers out after cost. There are things for which there is more need than courts, especially federal eourts. THERE is little doubt that the re yublicans will elect the next president, 2nd the convention to nominate him 1 as been called for Jure 1 of next year iu Chicago. AGGRESSIVE INCONSISTENCY. 1 The:United Daughters of the Con federacy throughout the south are éiopning resolutions thanking the na tional government for recognizing the right of secession by the unequivocal stand Mr. Roosevelt's administratioﬁ has taken in the Panama matter. It is a keen thrust and a telling one —a master stroke of irony. The south a few years ago wished to secede and did so, believiag that it had a right to take such a step. Instantly ‘a howl went up from the north. The ‘south had no right to secede! It was treason! The secessionists were trait ors! ~ Baut, verily, circumstances do alter cases, especially when Uncle Sam’s maw must perforce be satiated. Uncle Sam wants the Panama} canal, there fore Panama nas a right to secede. No treason in that! Oh, no! Consistency, what a jewel thou art." AN order has been issued by the postoffice department at Washington directing a rigid enforcement of the section of the postal laws and regula tions which absolutely:cxcludes all in seets and reptiles from the mails. The action is the result jof reports that specimens of the Texas boll weevil have been found in the mails. MR. MURPHY, the Tammany boss, has punctured the report that he is for Judge Parker for president. With some this will add to the reputa tion of the Tammany high-muck-a muck as a wise and safe political lead e, while in the eyes of others his im-’ portance and influence will drop a good ‘ many points. A€CORDING to ome Atlanta paper 'Hanoa and Roosevelt are the best of friends and according to another they are sworn enemies, whieh leads the Rome Tribune to the comelusion that the only way to get all of the news is to read all of the papers. IF the. minimum price of & drink is made a dollar, as recommended by the negro Baptist congress resently in session at #acon, Colonel Graves’ de portation scheme wiil receiwe a tre mendous beast. A MAN whe had never been drunk in his life died of delirium trewmens in New York the other day, and the Georgetown Tribune thinks it eught ¢ He a warning to teecotallers. A. J. OWENS i 3 going to pueh a whoeelbarrow from Atlanta to St. Louie just to show ‘‘the Atlanta spirit.”’ He is uncéoubtedly full of it, and the very Worst brand at that, i TBE legislative probing committee, of whiek Senator Christie is a mem ber, will mmeet again on the 28th inst. But where the drill wilf be applied will not be given out. CONGRESSMAN GRIGGS has intro duced bills prowiding tor the erection of government buildings in two other towns of the district. Why not one for Dawson? WirH Hanna asd Roosevelt scrap: ping the prospeets are promising for the republican party to get in the con dition that put the democrats out of business. e THE south has pulled many thousand dollars from the north this season in cotton futures. A tew dimes have come to Dawson. : ThnE New York Herald does not think the cotton bear is asleep, and that lambs will be plentiful after awhile,. WITH no taxes in three years ani not a sheriff sale in one year Terr:l county i€ a wonder to the rest of the state. THERE is much talk about ‘‘Greater Macon’’ since Colonel Joe Hall has been annexed. And it is greater. THE reformers are on a hot trail ini Macon. But there are so many trails that they are not iiable to tree. | THE polize and pleasing candidate is already abroad in some of the countics of the state. THE postoffice scandal is growing darker and dirtier. Judge Sheffield. From the Albany Herald. The Herald is glad indeed to learn that Judge H. C. Sheffield of the Pa taula circult has sufficiently recovered his health to feel justitied 1n giying pnotice that he will resume his term duties on the bench early in January. Judge Sheffield bas made a fine record on the bench, and it is sincerelv hoped by the good people of his circuit that ‘his term of usefuiness will last for sev eral vears to come. A Desperate Thief, From the Bavannah News. The most desperate thief of the sea son burglarized the pest house at Fort ‘Waynpe, Ind., the other night and car ried away a lot of bedding that bad been used by smallpox patients. The detectives are looking for the burglar with spy glasses. They Thought of Home, From the Georgetown Tribune. Two of the Randolnh county boys went over to Euafaula Monday to waten the price of cotton go up. The last heard of them they were standing on the corner sucking their thumbs and thinkiong of home and the number of crossties, . Don’t forgei the date—lecember 16 Ito 19—of Wooster's Amusement Co. WAIFS> FROM WORNER. b \ Batch of Newsy Items from That Community. Our chairman, Judge W. J. W. Daniel, is looking ahead. He wiil no tify us in due time. He says Jos. S. Turner will be on the ticket. Don’t forget it. For further information call on him. The boys are still buying land at and around Worner. Mr." Homer Ra bun has bought the C. F. Rabun place, for which he paid $23 per acrz. The debating society is talking of having a Christmas tree. Mr. Rat \Webb of Worth county is here on business. Cause and Effect. From the Macon Telegraph. A clerk in the eensus office, a young negro from Alabama, has been sus pended, pending an investigation by Director North, for “‘writing a love letter’’ to a young white woman clerk in the same department. The latter appealed for protection and ‘‘became s 0 ill that she had to be sent home.” The writer of the love letter, one would think, will seek to justify him self by citing the fact that the presi dent dined a negro at the white house. Certainly the relation of thetwo events is not far removed from that of cause and effect. { Elections in Brunswick. From the Savannab Press. A Brunswick paper announces that $l2 or 815 was the price of votes in the city eleetion. Editoriallythe same pa per says Brunswick had one of the cleanest elections in her history. f An Untrustworthy Report. From the Lindale News. D. Blackstock reported sober again last Wednesday morning, but when a friend wanted to smell his breath he wanted to charge him a dollar a smell, which we consider a bad sign. Hen Trust Attacked, From the Rome Tribune. We demand a plank in the next plat form calling for the free aud unlimited coinage of eggs in Deecember on a par ity with July prices. This hen com bine is something fierce. Statement of the Condition of the | FIRST STATE BANK. _located at Dawson, Ga., at the close of business Dec. 7, 1903: | RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ..................5144,178 10 CDEIMRNG JORNE . o s vss o s vvarinsiivi - 2 OT- 00 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured..... 60.270 37 Bonds and stocks owned by bapk...... 27,0600 00 Banking house ... 1 idiees toveinsae 8,000 00 Furniture and fixture 5................ 1,807 00 OLHET TR OREBA6. o. i sk iie e 310 0 Due from banks and bankers in the state 18,444 03 Due fromr banks and bankers in other el i eet D A CRIRODOY. -3 sa b it s b ne ssnriey -SN U 0 ST oA e R iS R R B L . Silver, nickels and pennie.............. 2,132 00 Exchanges for the clearing house. .... 22.443 19 ROBRY. -vt i e soR R 10 LIABILITIES. Capital stoek paidin .................. $63 400 00 BOTBIUS TUDG .... i s s sainabes s 2000000 Undividea profits. less current expenses and tazes paid (... ... .00 .0 BDOVE 44 Due to banks and bankers in this state 12,986 63 Individual deposits subject to check.... 109.415 08 Demand certigcateo.... oA R L e N Time certificates ...........cec........ 50,000 00 sl scheaks. .. .i v . serser-Tarss 2125 Bills payable, including tim= certifi eates representing borrowed money 10,000 00 OIS b st ke i i SRR T 1D STATE OF GEORGIA. CouNTY oF TERRELL-~ Before me eame L. C. Hill, cashizr of the First State Bank. who being duly sworn says that the rbove and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank as shown by the hooks of file in said bark. L.C. HILL. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of December. 1903, G. M. ROBERTS, Notary Public. Over-Work Weakens l Yotiir Kidneys. |- e > Onhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. ; All the blood in your body passes tlléough your kidneys once every three minute®? t‘ 3 S o The kidneys are your |\ B ik QP; {,;: blood purifiers, they fil- L= {ﬂ ter out the waste or |} SN 35%» impurities in the blood. 1 NV ,‘_! ‘3 ol If they aresick or out ; Nh; Js Ui of order, they fail to do [ 7 i 3 their work, ¢ Aq ’{ll Pains, achesandrheu- |/. ‘ .[’" LY matism come from ex- |{! g o et cess of uric acid in the 1 i blood, due to neglected kidney trouble. Z Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady 'ﬁ heart beats, and makes one feel as though |(. they had heart trouble, because the heart is | | over-working in pumping thick, kidney- 1 poisoned bleod through veins and arteries. 1t used to be considered that only urinary r troubles were to bz traced to the kidneys, but now modern science preves that nearly all constitutional diseaces have their begin- | % ning in kidney™rouble. ¢ If you are sick you can make no mistake |/¢ by first doctoring vour kicneys. The mild '2 and the extraordinary efiect of Dr. Kilmer’s 'é Swamp=Root, the great kidney remedy is | soon realized. It stands the highest for its |Y wonderful cures of the moct distressing cases |, and is sold on its merits ;L_g % by all druggists in fifty- gAners 104 ':;':: c)e’nt and one-dollar siz- a:;; ¢ 2s. You may have a il RBlees R |/ sample bottle by mail Home of Swamp-Root. |{! free, also pamphlet telling you how to find §~ put if you have kidney or bladder trouble. | [ Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer | & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. ¢ ~ Don't make anv mistake. but remember the { name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root A and the address, Binghampton, N. Y., on every '& & bottle, / . e g T T mi———p . - of the United States for the No-thern Dis trict of Georgia. Western Division. In the matter of l | B. V. Bullock, In bankruptev. Bankrupt. ‘ | To the creditors of the aboyve named bankrupt of Bronwood. in the county of "l'errell, and district aforesaid. a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of December. A, D.. 1903. the aforesaid person was dulv adjudged bankrupt, ’ and that the first meeting of his ereditors will be held at the referee’s ofice in Dawson. Ga., at 9 o-cloek #. m.. on the 23rd day of December, A. D., 1903, at which time and place the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and trapsact such other business as may nroperly come before said meets ing. This Dec. 12,1902, H. A. WILKINSON, Referee in Bankruptey. e A New Colored Doctor, DR. HILL. agradunate irom Mehary College. is loeated in _awson on South Main Street, over C. G. Lewis & Bro's. store. Dr. Hiilis prepared to treat diseases of long standing. and will visit your home at any and all times. Office h ours from 7:30 to 9a. m., and from 2 to § p. m. Public Road Notice. GEORGIA, TERRELL CoUNTY.— Whereas, cer tain petitioners have made their application to this court for an Q{der establishing a new road commencing at the* Dawson and Preston road near J. H. Lee’s residence and running east bes tween lots of land Nos. 251 and 246, 252 and 245, 253 and 244, thence north between/lots 244 and 243, thence east between lots 243 and 237, run= ningon land line between said lots except in a crook by the residences of E. E. Pinkston and Wm. Jenkins, and thence east between lots 238 and 242 until sald line reaches the old road bed and then to follow said road bed through the lands of J. H. Pritchard, Bozeman, Snellgrove, Roy ' Reddick and Mrs. J. L. Lamar until said road in " tersects with the Albany and Richland road near 'the old Parker mill; now this is tocite and ad !’monish all person that on and after the first ‘Tupsd::iy'in.]nuuary next said new road will be granted if no-good eause is shown to the contra ry. Given under my hand and seal this 3rd day of November, 1903, J. W. ROBERTS, } Clerk Board of Com’rs. of Roads and Reve | nues, Terrell County, Ga. . . Petition for Charter. GEORGIA, TERRELL CoUNTY.-~To the Superior Court of said County: The petition of C. A. Harris, F. Nasworthy and R. G. Dozier, all of said state and county, respectfully shows as fol lows: ; 1. That they desire for themselves, their asso ‘ciates, successors and assigns to become incor= porated under the name and style of the Dawson 'Drug Company. 2. The term for which petitioners ask to be in-, corporated is twenty years, with the privilege of renewal at that time. 3. The capital stock of the corporation is to be ten thousand dollars, divided into shares of one hundred dollars each. Petitioners, however, ask the privilege of Increasing said capital stock from time to time, as they mav desire, to any amount not exceeding twenty-five thousand dollars, 4. The whole of said capital stock of ten thou - sand dollars has already been actually paid in. 5. The object of the proposed corporation is pecuniary gain to its stockholders. Petitioners provose to carry on a general wholesale and re tail drug business and to deal in drugs, jewelry, paints, oils, painters’ supplies; buying aad sell ing for cash and on credit all such articles as are usually embraced in the wholesale and retail drug business and as can be profitably handled and sold in connection therewith; acting as spe vial or general agents for other.persons or compa nies in selling or handling any articles or class of articles appropriate to the drug business or con veniently connected therewith, and to make con= tracts to act as such agent., And to exercise the usual powers and to do all the usual, necessary or proper acts which pertain to or may be con nected with the wholesale and retail drug busi ness: and if necessary in conducting said busi= ness to buy and sell real estate and make valid transfers of same. 8. The principal office and place of business of the proposed corporation will be in the city of Dawson, Terrell county, Georgia. Wherefore the petitioners pray that they may be made a bodv corporate under the name and style of the Dawson Drug Company, and to be en« titled to all the rights, privileges and immunities and subject to all the liabilities fixed by law. M..J. YEOMANS, Attorney for Fetitioners. This Nov. 30, 1903. GEORGIA. TERRELL County.—Clerk’s Office, Superior Court. I hereby certify that the foregos ing is a true copy of the application filed in my office for charter of the Dawson Drug Company Witness my official signature this Nov. 30. 1903, W. S. DOZIER, Clerk. Sheriff’s Sale. GEORGIA. TERRELL CouUNTY.--1 will sell on the first Tuesday in January next, 1904, before the court house in said county, within the legal hours ot sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate: Sixty-five acres of land off of the northwest corner of lot No. 237 in the Twelfth district of said county, lying broadside of lands of Wess McGill. Said property levied on as the property of W. E. Bozeman to satisfv a mortgage execution issued from the su perior court of said county for the priuciral sum of $427.50 and interest and cost in favor of A. W. Smith against said W. E. Bozeman, said property being in possession of said W. E. Bozeman, and tenants in possassion notified accoraing to law. This the Ist day of December, 1903, D. K. CHRISTIE, Sheriff. For Leave to Sell. GEORGIA. TERRELL COUNTY.--Ordinary’s Of~ fice, Dec. 7,1903. D. K. Christie, administrator of the estate of Herschel Christie, deceased, has applied for leave to sell the land of said deceas ed. This is, therefore, to notify all concerned to file their objections. if any they have, on or bew fore the first Monday in January next, else leave will then be granted said applicant as applied for. J. W. ROBER'TS, Ordinary. i 8 e*oxouauen a-0 ,%% $ Fountain ¢ If You Want to Buy B ¢ % m 3 A WATCH oS % %i < ; f g 7 ¢ Bell)lßrothers, i -Or- ¢ Bell Brothers ; { . o 8 PIECE OF JEWELRY } Druggists. § % Wes@er ot oods voo B H fB l sRO RO ' Bell Bros’ ,43 Bros’. Drug Store. ;S[i Solid G New and Complete Sotck. ) i : . %i Pins, Cuf:lguiésf:: e(?c?.a”\ji\S/,erbS’ Lockets, ‘Brooches, Stick | et noectour o £ arices blors sou B el ;) Soaps and on w’rwnone«o»" %ﬁ % Perfumeryf . e 96. ;Clgars and ; 4§ ;B]—”— 2%" rO'her : Sodawater § ; ell B & & ) , Fe i 145 ; r,rugl;?}tl}frs’ g s: § Bell Brothers,f ﬁv_;:“.““.“.«.“n. Will Fill Orders and Deliver Promptly. ép :’;‘;‘;;"‘} a TR T [ Seven Milion boxs soldfa pest 12 mouhs., __ This & mﬁé%/ ogs SPECIAL NOTICES. —-———__‘————““‘_""-——____——T—-————__*____ For Rent. My residence on Lee street, J. B, ROBERTS. x For Sale. Kour good milch cows with young calves. R, J. SENN, e st et s Sot LR Lumber Sawed on Contract in lots from one hundred thousand feet up. G. V. PACE, Dawson, Ga. PCORBRIRL A SRR Ba WA it eo b site ot Wanted. ™ I will pay the highest market price for furs and hides of all kinds. MANAHAM, the Candy Man. St e eel& gt o ] Notice. I am still carrying on the\ work of Thomas Keith cleaning,‘i)ressing and dl;{'ein% clothes. All work guaranteed. ROSETTA KEITH, 3rd Ave. For Sale. : Large lot of second-hand furnmiture, springs, mattresses. ete., six bowls and ﬁitchers. eleven nice bed comforts, good as new, three mules, one second-hand bicycle, DAVIS-DAVIDSON CO. Chickens for Sale. I have pure-bred Barred Plymouth Rock, two McLaves, one Conger, one year old. Also quite a number of young cocks and pullets or hens Also eggs for hatching in season, 81 per fifteen. MRS. OPHELIA BRIDGES, R. F. D. No. 1, Dawton, Ga. Notice to Stockholders. There will be a nieeting of the stockholders of the City National Bank on Tuesday, January 12, at 10 o’clock a. m.,imthe office of said bank for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year. Notice is nlqo given that a restlution In~ creasing the cu{)itn stock of said bank from 365,- 000 to $75.000 will be offered at said meeting. Dee. 7. 1903. K. 8. WORTHY, Cashier. Notice to:Stockholders. There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Dawson Nationa! Bank on Tuesday, Jenuary 12, at 10 a. m. in the office of said bank for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year. Notice is also given that a resolution in creasing the capital stock of said bank from 850,- 000 to $lOO,OOO will be offeredat said meeting. Dec, 1, 1903, M. M. LOWREY, Cashier. LEGAL NOTICES. aT—— For Administration. GEORGIA, TERRELL CoUNTY.--W. M. Brown applies to me for letters of admimistration on the estate of Susan M. Brown, deceased. This is therefore, to notify all persons concerned £ - show cause, if any they can, on or before the £lB¢ Mon day in January next, why letters should n .t be granted said applicant as applied for. hovem ber 30, 1903. J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary. el SEEUIR I FRRELS RRS RRRSS R bSR R e Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA, TERRELL COUNTY.-=-By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county will be sold at public outery on the first Tuesday .in January, 1904, at the court house door in said county, betvween the usual hours of sale, the fol lowing real estate in said county towit: One house and lot in the city ef Dawson, situated on the south side of Lee street, fronting one hundred and forty-six feet on said street, and running back two hundred and forty-eight feet, and bounded on the east by the lot of G. M. Roberts, on the south by lot of J. R. Hankins sud on the west by lag of R. R. Marlin, containing in all seven-eighths of an acre more or less. ‘Lhis December 7. 1903. W. E. RIORDAN, Adm'r of the Estate of Lorena Riordan. Notice to Debtors and Creditors, GEORGIA. TERRELL CoUNTY.—Notice is here by given to all creditors of the estate of William Huckaby, late of said county, deceased, to render in an account of their demands to us, his execu tors, within the time prescribed by law, properly made out. All persons indebted to said chensod are hereby -requested to make immediate pay ment to the undersigned. This Dec. 8, 1903. MARTIN McLENDON, W. E. MORELAND, Dawson, Ga. Executors. W. A. BALDWIN, M. H. HARPER, a__FOR FIRE INSURANCE " Baldwin & Harper BAI:DWIN BI.OCIs. 118 J“ < v t \ e . i?. Il FOR _.: \ ,-/ ’ 7 EQ‘R SR %’ | R v\j;&.‘ Our money winning books written by men who know, te]] you all about Th ded b who ggv:;eanﬁeeeldeandyaegliz,tgzg who desires to get the most oyt of them. They arefree. Send postal card, GERMAN KALI' WORKS New York—9B Nassaun Street, Atlanta, Ga.-22% So. Broad ¢, : - COMING | “ . . Concert Pianist and Lecturer. A musical genius gifted beyond most mortals in temperament, tech. nique and intelligence. A rare opportunity to hear a man who oe cupies a high and honored place among the musically elect. Mr. Perry is the Only American Who Ever Played at the Im perial Court of Germany. OPERA HOUSE, Friday Evening, DECEMBER 18th. Prices 25c¢, 50c, 75c. Davidson & Baldwin. : MA AMB DB Amrn&ucu FEMALE § ‘:’ A Sawrx, Crrrain Rxver for Furrn‘nqm .\(nrrnm.ng!. : @ L LR AR g e :‘.z for $l.OO per box, Will gend them on trial, to e paid for 8 when relieved. Samples Free, If your druggist does not B have them send your orders to the B % UNIT:D MEDCAL co,- . LANAs'rtn. P. | ¥or Sale in Dawson by Bell Brothers. }