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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-02-18

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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-02-18
office at Devils Lake N. D.

Land office at Devils Lake N. D.
January 9th 1893,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ti.n to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk of Dist. Court of Bottineau Co.
at Bottineau N. d. ON Feb. 18th 1893, viz:
ANTON G. KORNKVEN D. S. No 552S
for the eI9seA mwA sea and swI nc14 sec. Is
Town I3 Range IS.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culti-
Walton of, said land viz:
Jacob J. Dalrn. Martin Botten. Silver G..
Haugen. Iorenls p. Brovold,
All OF BOttineau N. u.
I. f. SHELLEY
Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-02-18
Land Office at Devils Lake,N. Dak.,l
/. F. SHELLEY, Reg.

Lane Office at Devils Lake,N. Dak.,l
January 9. lAN3.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
t." make fina! proof In support OF his CHIN,
and thai said proof will be made before the
clerk of the district court in and for Rottin-
eau Co.. at Bottineau, N. D., m February
Is, 1893. viz
FRIEDRICH HAHN, DIS No. 1904
for the SEA sec. 8 T. 100 r. IS.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ton of, said land, viz:
Louis Leutsch, Emil f. EeEker, Fredrick
Leutsch. Gustav Snucka1,
All of Willow City Bottineau county, N. D.
+ SHELLEY, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-02-18
ETCTIlNGS.

President Harrison has sent a
message to congress favoring the
ann sxalion Of the Hawaun Islands.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-02-18

Subscribe Tor the PIONEER, the lcalin
paper Of Pot,ipeau county.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-02-18
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Synopsis of Reports Of Schools

ending Dec. 31st
1892.
District -Amity
Schools.
No. Of ungraded schools 3
SCHOOLS HOUSES.
No. Of frame sci DOL houses 3
No. of school houses rented .
No. Of schools having no outhouses 0
fetal seating capacity II
ro,el value OF school houses, sites
flraiture SC. $4,000
No. of vebsters'% Unabridged Dictionaries 8
No of Volumes in library 0
SCHOOL TERMS.
Number of schools taught four months 0
six 3
VIslrs OF OFFICERS.
No. Of visits Ivy Co. Supt. to schools 8
No. Of visi's by D'rec, ors ]
Salaries.
Amt paid teachers 6S5 IL
" clerk 1900
" Treasurer Is %
" Directors 24Oo
ENUMERATION.
No. Of chillren over & and under 20
Boys "a girls "a, total IS
No. of children over 6 AMI under 20
residing owe. y miles from the near
est :chool .
No. of children whose tui.i IA is arranged
for in sone other district o.
No. of children in the district he, ween
eight and fourteen years who have not
attended seme public 81 hool II weeks
during the We: T. if school was taught
within q miles of them 0
E~HroLMEST.
No. Of pupils enrolled
Boys 10 Girls25 Al
Average no. days schools were taui hit ll3
Average daily a,ten lance p
ASSESSMENT AND TAXES.
Total value OF asscssahle property 4O4O6 %
mt of tax levied hy district 6Ob.7O
Limit OF indebt dness that may he
incurred 1920 so
Cusr OF TUITION.
Cost of tuition per month f,r each
pupil enrolled $50
Cost Of tuitIon per month for each
pupil enumerated l.93
lND, BrEDNEss.
Bonds issued to date 1000 .
Average rat" of interest : per cent.
Warrants tutSta I'd ng Dec. 81 1891 95S p
issued dunlng the year TJ9 3ti
i" redeemed iucluling interest," SG3 63
outstanding Dec. 81 1892 $50 -
~In,eres, due on bonds 35 o.
total Indebtedness Dec. 81 1892 2O2l -
aunt of casI, IN hands of County aud
District Treasures 36l Sc
If cash were ,pplied to payment Of
debt there would remain Il debt
without bonds, of 659 SO
TREAsURER's RECEIPTS.
BQl. on hand Jar. LIST 1892 APT
neceived from Safe TUITION fund for
year 1920
deceived from special tax S22.GS
Received from sale Of books o ,
Total IA S
Tr A rrEr s PAYMLNrs.
For school houses, sites and furniture, 90
" apparatus, fixtures, etc. Il
- Teachers wages, 646.76
" service and expense of school
officers, lO8 So
" Interest on bonds, IS. 35
" incidental ext.enscs, 6S.4O
Total expenditures during the year. 8G3.63
cash ON hand at the close of the
year, Dec. 3lst 1892, 2s3 s.
Grand Total 1l47 l.
VARIANTS ISSUED.
For school houses, sites aud furniture 90
{" apparatus, fixtures, etc., ID, 0
" teachers wages, 685.l6
" services and expenses of school
officers, 32.O o.
Interest COUPONS paid :5 IS
" incidental expenses, 5S.4U
Total 100 81
Warrants outstanding Jan. |, 1892 9j8 ~
redeemed during the year 77l.44
Interest on warrants redeemed ~ IL
Warrants outstanding at end Of
year, Dec. 81, 1892 996 ~
School houses and furniture 900.
Cash on hand 1868
Collectibl. taxes 67OOl
1881 81
LIABlLiTIE rs.
Bonds 1909.
Outstanding warrants with interest 1886 A.
Inter est on bonds IS.
fetal 2O7l.24
OrFIcErs
Clerk, P. n. Brown.
Treasurer. A. V. Brown
Directors. James Graham, Pres; George
Miller. Joen Cassidy p O. Bottjupau
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-02-18

letal ~ IL "a
OrFICErS
Clerk, p. n. Brown.
Treasurer, A. V. Brown
Directors, James Graham, Pres; George
Mile, Joen Cassidy p. 0. Bottineau.
Bottineau Feb. l4th 1893.
Dur Clubbing List.
We have mnde arrangements by which
we can make the following offer to sur sub
-crihers who have paid D. will pay one
year in advance.
Pioneer and Word $3.50
" :" Pra ria Farmer LOO
N. W. Farmer and Breeder l.25
" N. W. Agric"ltnrist 1925,
World; and Prairie Farmer 2.2o
IN W. Farm .r and
Breeder zoo
IN. W. Agriculturlst 200
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
CHURCH NOTICES.

Christian Church Corner Sixth and
lhruckmurtOn SITS. There will be- preach
ing morning and evening by Elder ]. w.
Iuwbrr Subject In the morning, "Gnuts
and Cnmphclls' In the evening, Profit
aud Loss Sunday school, O3O Il. M
All persons made welcome.
German Evangelical St. Johns Church
calhoun st, between Ninth and
Tenth. Sunday school ut g.3J Il. m.
PREACHING at lO:3O Il. m Evening SER
vice at $50 J.. M. A cordial welcome
Is extended to all Germans. W. Schlunk,
Pastor
Union Bethel Mission Gospel service
will be held Sunday night. speaker. e..
W Byron, subject, The Trumpet Warn
ing. Services commencing ut I 80 D. H.
All welcome.
United SpJitualists-Usuul services.
Sunday Z D. IN, Feb. T. at Knights of
Honor hall, corner Houston aud Sec
oud SITS, entrance on Second ST Mrs.
Muttle y, Hull will address the audience
subject, The Moral Tendency of Spiritu.
nlisnI An lnspirriional poem, also.
subject To- be given 10y the audience. An
cordially invited.
Taylor street Cumberland Presbytc.
riau Jhureh-Corncr Fifth and Taylor
Sis. Sunday school 9.3O d. NJ French.
ing IL o'clock Il. M and 7.l5 y. IN. ly the
new pr.tCr, Rev, A. 3. buchanan of
Lebanon, Tenn. Christian Endcayor ser.
vice u o'clock p. M, \ cordial welcome
extended to AN.
First Presbyterian church. Corner Cal.
houn and East Fourth streets. Sunday
school at 9"3O u, m, j. A. II. Evans
Superintendent Preaching 10y Or. j.
l. Martin of Denton at II a. M. and
| 1910 p. M. All are cordially invited Il
| these services.
st. Andrews church Rusk and Fifth
services today az \ and II u. m, ano
| I p. m.
The revival meeting ut the tabernacle
| Cumberland Presbyterian church. corner
! Nineteenth and Chambers street -'Ther,
| will be three services today hy DR.. Hem
| bricks, AT II o'clock a SERMON upon m,
! Divinity of Christ. Let the Bleptics come
! ~ q p. IN" sermon To mothers. At 1:3l
| reversing the Engine All classes art
! Invited TO attend all the services. m,
| people are becoming more aud more In
| tcre5ted IN the preaching of the doctor
| and the singing of Prof MaXey. Nicer
| ings will continue through the week 4
the weather will permit. The minister,
| and all Christians of the city are cor
daily invited to attend the meetings.
j. VI, MARTIN. Pastor
Rev. Mr. Bigsby, for some years for
! elgu missionary IN Brazil, has been i'm
| Nlted aud Is expected TO address th,
mem gospel meeting at the \. NJ e. 4
at I p. NJ, today All men are invite,
| 20 hear him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
STIFF MONEY.
Predictions Laid Out Cold by
the Bank Statement,
SHORTS HURRIED TO COVER.
Rates Tor Money, Both Call and Time, We're
Easy-Colion Futures Show Strength
on improvement Brought About
by Spinners Bonds
M,EI.RnY 4 GIRERT.

New Orleans. La. Feb. IL Specially
-Mclclroy a. Gilbert say:
Futures The unexpected happened In
Liverpool today as futures closed steady
at an advance of 3-B4 while even spots
are higher by 1-tB with fair sales for
Saturday. 5000 bales Our cables say
against their sales Of yarn for future
delivery instead Of buying the actual cot
delay instead of buying the actual cot
ton, which of course they could not work
up until settlement Of the strike would
release them from their agreement TO
keep the mills closed. There Is also some
talk of settlement but 80 vague us to have
attracted very little attention. Our
market after opening 10 liRhpr improved
further and finally closed l3 points NJ
ON the day. May sold az high as . cents
against $50, the lowest price touched
yesterday
Spots were steady but sales are small
700 bales By factors and 100 bales To
arrive
Port receipts aggregate $3.50 against
1880 bnlps last year. New Orleans cN-
poets tomorrow 1900 hnlcs against l4,OOO
bnles last year and $1,000 bales at all
ports. Tho interior has during the past
few days shown "a disposition 10 get rid
Of the Heavy stocks which have been
accommodating for some time past and
" continued this will have the effect
~ making spots decidedly easier unless
the offerings should be- met by active
demand FROM Europe. Until that demand
sets iu we are inclined To think that the
market is a sale on such rrcuycrics MS the
one we have seen today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

southeast. One Of these correspondents
says Ii bad q very long tail, thht " was
nt least five seconds IN the sky ana th9t
after the tail had disappeared o red ball
appeared to fall toward the enrth Tor az
least second and fade Slowly OUT OF
sight lie also thinks that he heard
slight noise. ike the passage OF large
body through the air.
\ correspondent at Ieomlhster' MuNs''
also reports having seen II IN the south-
west from his position. aud from tWeht!
five to thirty-6vc degrees above the non,
zOn when FIRST seen, and mat II scehleu
to be descending in n curve bearing low
ard the south. A correspondent at STRAIT
ford, Conn, says that she was startled
by bright light, and stopped thlhking
at first IL was lightning. but then the
meteor flashed across the sky toward
the northwest She also described 1t as
of bright blue color II was also seen
at Hampstead. l.. J.. The impression
there was as II an arc light had been
suddenly flung into the sky and was
passing overhead in n northwest direction
She says the effect Of light and shallow
caused by the meteor was the same
as II produced by an electric light.
The plate showing the trail Is certainly
unique The section of sky covered eff
fcctiyely by the lens is is possibly eight or
ten degrees square, aud il is q rare chance
that just nc the time Of the exposure on
this particular night au observer should
be making q picture of this particular
section of the sky. and then that meteor
one OF the most brilliant ever seem rush
ing on its course through space. should
leave the record Of it, fiery track In the
center of a four 10y five plate.
The illustration herewith presented is
an exact reproduction Of the negative.
BY reference 90 the chart also given which
shows the prominent objects ON the plate,
1t will be seen that the path OF the meteor
ptssed nearly over III AndrOmeda and a
little south Of Beta Andromeda Above
Beta. and where the cross is near Alu,
Is the spot whore the Holmes comet,
now so celebrated, was found on Nov.
q. 1892 Just above this Is the great
ncbula in Audromedu. IL was while try
ing 10 get a picture Of the Holmes comet
that the meteor was photographed. The
position Of the comet ut present is mark
ed on ths chart by circle Ii is sthl
visible bat so exceedingly faint that
Notwithstanding the long exposure Of the
plate and IFS extreme scnsativcncss to
light the comet does not show
A telegram from Lick observatory on
the 10Th inst, which Is confirmed by
Harvard observatory. announces that the
comet had suddenly increased in bright
ness. aud that the brightness must I'M
doubleday have tnken place some time
between the 18Th and 18th, ms there is
no trace whatever Of the comet on Mr.
Lrwis'B plate, which was exposed as
stated thirty-three minutes ON the 18th.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
REAL ESTATE RECORD,
Transfers Filed For Record FOR the Week
Endlnn YesLlIdaH

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
A CELESTIAL VISITOR.
LOADED FOR CONSULTATIONS,
AND BAGS A MOTOR.
Upon the plate the AeroIIe Traced lis Soinlil-
aling Course, and Now Mr. Lewis Has
an Unique Photograph

The evening Of Friday Jan Is, was n
beautiful. clear. moOncss one. and the
stars spurllc1 brilliantly IN the frosty
atmosphere. The cold was intense, so
chat considerable enthusiasm was needed
TO tempt even lover Of the study of
the skies 10 come out and make obser-
yntions However, the weather, 81 long
as il does not hide the sky entirely, h.
seldom much of q hiudrance 10 the ear
nest star gazer, and therefore with the
intention of making a Photograph Of that
part of The constellation AndrOmedg,
which at this time contained the Holmes
comet. Mr. John T. Lewis OF Ausonia.
Conn. prepared for the evenings work.
With everything iu readiness the plato
was exposed ut 40. and for thirty.
three minutes the telescope carrying the
camera which was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
srnrIis ANn RnNns-

New York, Feb 1l.lTrading in stocks
today was ON very moderate scale
and even more than ustml of profess.
Foral character The bears were In
cliod 10 turn bulls on the expected issu"
of bonds by the secretary of the treasury.
and the rumOrs that decided action would
bee mkcu to relieve the situation aided
In opening the market strong. luvcsti-
cation. however, failed To find any toun-
dutiun for the rWor- iu regard to the
bond issue aud selling by The shorts bee.
gan.
The bank statement put ana end To-
talk Of dpurpr money, as we'll us tu short
spliug Cor the time being. md the rr-
unindcr of the session was consumed iu
an effort fp recover stocks put ont curly
IN the day Substantial rallies were made
al long the line.
Railway bonds fairly active generally
slcndy without feature Market closed
uuict. and firm nt 70 rally
Government bonds Steady and dull,
States Neglected
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York, Feb. II. Money on call
easy. closing offered ..
Prime mercantile paper IWt.
Sterling exchange quiet hru, l.Su u;
sixty days; ass demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
English Percales.

We have opened another shipment of fine Percale full
86 inches wide lovely line of patterns good quality Just
what so many Indies have been asking about for boys waists
shirts etc, IL Lee l5c and lSo per yard
good 5Ilook Gace Kid Glove this week at csc regu
lar 81. 25 quality
strictly hrstolass Sutton Suede Glove Black and
Colors this week ST. AZ as good as any So 90 glove
first quality Glaze Black and Colored Driving
Gloves with Cuffs on sale at 81 % good you have
paid 81, rs for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
FREE PASS TAKING A FETONy

ST. Paul, Mimi, Feb. ia hin was
introduced today 10y Representative
Moose declaring the acccuptaucc of
railroad pass by any legislator or any
hrihc punishable 10y tnc. not more than
$5WO or 10y ten years Imprisonment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
SOX 100 SOX

None of your cheap slaay stuff but good stout weghty
soN that sell the world at l2lc and l5c per pair
We have 200 dozen which 60 ON sale at 100 per pair
Another lot not so heavy, but we'll made, and sell
everywhere at 20c per pair We offer this quality l24c
If you are in need OF Sox perhaps you had better look
this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
JOintIeSS Mattings
ENDLESS VARIETY.

car load of the prettest Mattngs now on sale fine
medium and cheap qualities in patterns new color
ings You can find anything you want in the way of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

beer on the Worlds fair grounds m
Brewing company Of Milwaukee, Pabst
beer win be- sold at eighty-seycn DIFF
ferent places in the grounds and viii
be on sale IN every building. u b. csti.
mated that 5O.OUO barrels or S5O0WO
worth win BIZ consumed, and this rs
the largest contract OF the kind ever
made I'm the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

You cannot defy fucts, aud IL ~ a fact
that salvation OH Is the greatest pain cure.
20 cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
IAAN IN sHOES

For the newest styles and finest goods
20 20 W s. Matney, The tailor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
AnNINn M MOTmNIls.

Mrs. WnNow'R Soothing Syrup for chill
drcu tcethiur, sOous the child, suftcus the
gums. uluys pain, cures wind collie, uh ls
lptfip
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

\ vegetable curiosity is owned by n
nsluenl Of Nenntchee. Wash. il eon.
asS' u y claimed, ''of network ~
"''A" n"titoes grown upon one another.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

spring suitings aud tr0nsering Just
reserved latest patterns and finest goods.
keep me goods TO show you not sam
w IL Niya,iT,Nt,I ON 99 Ne9rth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

BEER Ar THE WORLDS FAIR
Milwaukee, Wis. Feb, H. The GOV.
eted contract for the exclusive sale of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Sautos blended coffee in lib packages,
mt up by Chase 4 Sanborn. the largest
coffee distributors in the world, 80 cents
a package. roasted aud packed by G. X
s., and for sale by ..
TURNER & DINGEE.
p. S.-Directious for making a perfect
cup of coffee on each package
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

It's law with us never to carry over
ono season stock Visit our discount
sale SATURDAY and Monday. .
WHITMAN BROS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Walk up the street two or three blocks
further to w. s. Mntnoys tailor shop
and yuu will find the largest stock of
fine spring goods In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Il viii pay you to walk up to my tail.
oring establishment ! keep email the
finest goods and latest patterns.
W. $. MATNEY. The Tailor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Three-quarters OF second is the time
occupied by he fall Of a knife IN the
guillotine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
SEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, October i7.-F'iour moro
active and lower by 5Tiec. per garfxi:
Winter wheat. l2w grndes. $780,;
s@: patents. S3.erat3o: low extras. a.oye
a5. Southern hour duh and weak; com.
mon to fair, extra sss'@2"' good 70
eH Wseat sTosN markc, ouie, and sasser;
closing steady; No. red store aud eae-
vator. G6&c: anoat. SIC Options wvre
fairly active. weak. and %ais lower. with
The trading only .esiping and sw,,enshns.
s7ssc': December, SNc.
CornIspot dull. but firm: No. o. In ele-
yator. 4sSc.: tfc. ahoat. Options duh ard
isfrAc. lower; closing weak; Discover.
!s4e; November. 4eHc.; December asac.;
oats~spot quiet. at a ha,sc. advance,
and firm. options moderately active sfsd
n pqGemoe 2c' ssSc spot No. oSs ss 10
white sshGs5izc.: mixed, western, EMO
SSc.; white. do 3sSf3sitc.
woolaEasy and moderately active; do
mesuc fleece, 0n25c.
90: extra mess. si0,j0ffii0o Iiecf hams
quiet. at $40, cqio.5o Tiercei beef irm;
city extra India mess s2;.yzs,s9 Mot
l2c;; shoulders. 1ac.: hams, pAuio-.c.'
middles nominal.
Larl--Iower and quiet. western. steam.
sclS; city. $3.50. Futures nominal; refined
sic
Pork-scarcc and stronger: new mess.
Si9. 50@ 300.
Butter-Quiet and easy: state. dairy.
| i9d27c, creamery. 2tdssc western, dairy.
| lllsm22c.. do. creamery. 1a2sc.; Elgins.
2shQ29c.
Cotton. seed oil-Firmer: crude. $9Ssc. I;
yellow. &C.
Petrolcum-Qulet; crude barrels. Wash
| ington. $50; do, bulk, SEQ; refined New
| York. Sl5 Philadelphia and Baltimore.
81 10: do. bulk, s.. 60u2@
| Rosin-Dull, but steady: strained COM
| mon To good 81 lfhGi %
| Turpentine-euiet. at 29ai 8rc.
Rice-Fairly active and Arm: momestic.
fair TO extra. Ss054c.. japan. tisWikc
| MolasseR-Forelgn nominal. New Or
| leans. open kettle. good TO choice. 5Dfp8c.
| Market quiet and steady
Peanuts-Dull; fancy handptcked. <hSp
| 5hc.
Cofree-Opened steady, and closed firm
and unchanged. to l0c. up: october, yiIB
Deomhsr SIC s5Ql6.55: February. $is.@:
May. l6.egils.7o; spot Rio steady and
quiet: No. I. lsi9c.
| Sugar-kaw dull, but firm: fair refining,
J[c csntrifugals. go test. 97sq4c.: refined
| firm and In good demand: No. a. 40
| 4 i6-iec standard A. ; 3-lec.; cut loaf,
| 5%a5 i3-i6c.; granulated. ) t5-l6a5zc.
| Freights to Liverpool quiet and steady
| cotton. Sod: grain. steam. 2Ad.