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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27

picnic for week or several weeks
during the warm weather. Fishing.
hunting, boating facilities exist, and
Walhalla is fast becoming fashion
able place Of resort "fcr a real good
time !" But Walhalla is not all fol-
pleasure. 1t WAS one of the first
points Of settlement in this north
west, and in very early days George
Emmerling. practical miller, saw
the advantage Of the water power
there and put In Il Touring mill.
Since Mr.. Emmerling's death. the
milling business has been continued
by his brOther-in-law, John F. Mayer,
Who by rebuilding and improving, has
now one o: the most complete mills in
the country, Mr.. Mayer is a practical
miller and knows just what q mill
should be, and when he put in a new
mill few years since, he had 1t built
to suit his own IDEAS, and SO success
full has he been, that Walhalla flour
takes rank with the best In the land.
Hundreds of'farmers yearly. go miles
to the Walhalla mill, because they
yet good aour and full weight disc.
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hardware. establishments in the coun-
ty that can show SO fine an assortment
either in variety or quantity as that
OF III. N. Joy. Mr.. Joy also carries a
large large linc Of household furniture
cOfti9s, caskets, and general under
taking supplies. He has one of the
ncatest and hest regulated stores in
the county. Blackjack Il Grill do Il
large busincssin agricultural machin.
cry, and operate farms as well. Both
are personally popular. Wilmer &
Derby are u new firm having bought
out the drug store Of George Boylan.
s. Mcdonald is In charge. The Bank
Of Hamilton is an Institution Of solidi-
ty and has among its backers some Of
the solid men of the county. Mr..
O. II. Johnson is president, H. N. Joy
vice president, and G. r.. Green of the
firm Of Green Bros. cashier. 1t has a
capital and surplus Of ~. 600 and does
u large business. il. Brown believes
that imam shall NOT liye by bread
alone and furnishes the meat to finish
the meal. VIM. Thrower runs the
neat city basber.sh0p and Is o you'd
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|els, with y corps Of agents like the
following: Asa Fansst, 3. n.
O'Neale. Vim. Ewart and b. Swain:
w. a. Murphy also runs q private
warehouse and Is getting his share Of
wheat this season with the rest Of
Thorn. Neche will ship million
bushels Of wheat this season. r.
Brlden is the man who stands be.
tween James j. Hill and the people
who want to travel and ship freight.
He takes the dual part well aud is
popular with the people. The U. S.
customs is we'll represented In the
persons Of Mr.. Ebbinghausen and w.
D. Keenan,, two good men in good
place. The smaller lines of trade are
we'll represented In Neche, and we
have only mentioned q part OF the
businesses as samples to show that
Neche is a live town of large business
and her business men are ''strictly in
1t" when 1T comes to trade and enter
prise.
The new school is u beautiful edi-.
ice of two stories, and the glorious
stars and stripes float in the breeze,
from the flag pole on the top of the
tower, nearly one hundred feet high,
while Prot. Radcliffe, Miss Cocks, Miss
Halloran and Miss McDougal haye the
care Of some two hundred of the ris-
Ing generation. Opposite the school
ia the new Presbyterian church,
very beautiful building costing 81, 900
which will be completed In about Two
weeks; to the north is the Methodist
church and on the south of the town
is the Catholic church. Asa bust ness
point Neche has many attractions for
men with capital. Many manufac-
turing industries could be opened
here; much raw material is ut hand
waiting the machinery to convert it
into profit. Farms can be rented or
bought. and there are plenty of oppor-
tunities for those who have energy
and push. The Bank OF Neche, F.
Vosper or Chas Murphy will doubt
less be pleased to answer inquiries
from strangers az to such opportuni-
ties.
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structors and the schools are doing
good work. Prof. Powell as principal,
Miss Mcintosh intermediate. Miss
Rodkin primary, are the popular
teacherI.
AS we said, Hamilton business inetl
lare wide awake and energetic and dr.
good business with the we'll TODD
farmers about them. We can only
mention few as examples. j. NJ.
Chisholm (which is p. NJ, whose fine
block is illustrated In his advertis-
meat in this issue was one OF the Gear
ly BIRDS at Hamilton. He has one
If the finest harness stores in the
county with Mr.. j. D. Seney In charge
and runs Il large lumber yard in con-
necti0n. Mr.C Chisholm has this season
added a gasoline engine to his est-
ablishment, and rims q feed mill with
It which Is Il great convenience to our
farmers. A. B. Buie is proprietor of
the Hamilton House and il one Of
the best landlords to be found any
where. Travelling men always like to
'sstopovcr'' with Archie. Green Bros.
Frise s. Son and M. Sarver, each do a
large business in general merchandise.
The former firm; do considerable In
shipping carload lots Of pork, potatoes
etc. to eastern cities. A. Lee Keeps
time for the town, and does a good
trade in jewellery. There are but few
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Walhalla.

"The Garden of the Gods" is one OF
the most picturesque parts or the
county. 1t is situdted near the north
western part Of. the county and the
little village nestles snugly under the
lee Of the Pemblna mountains which
rise abruptly behind it. In font, t.
the east, is the far-reaching level
prairie; ut It's side runs the Pembina
river, which here comes out from the
mountain gorges; ripping over san.
dy and stony bed, clear and sparkling
The banks of the river and for a mile
"r two back from the stream is heavy
timber. Going up on the mountains.
after u steep climb Of two or three
hundred feet one finds himself on a
plateau Of rolling prairie stretching
westward, while to the east lies the
level plain stretching out from the
foot Of the mountains, as far as the
eye can reach. The picture is stud
ded with farm houses and buildings
and in the harvest months the great
fields Of ripened grain make it appear
like cloth Of gold. The winding
course Of the Pembina is marked BY
the broad green stripe of timbe,
which curls about on the prairie like
a ribbon, narrowing down In the dis
lance until prairie and timber merge
together in indistinguishable color.
No more beautiful picture exists than
this scene of peace and plenty as
viewed from the hillside above Wal.
halla. The plateau ON the mountain
is also we'll settled and adapted for
farming. These mountains, which
nearly bound this county ON the west.
from their altitude are really onl,
hills. But rising in long slnuous
line abruptly from the level plains
from one hundred to two hundred
feet, their height is apparently ex-
aggerated to the eye and hence they
are called mountains. They are cut
and crossed by water courses forming
huge valleys and in many parts the
scenery is as wild and picturesque a,
can he found in the larger mountain
ranges east or west. A large dam has
been put in at Walhalla, the back
water of which makes a lake Of large
extent. All these attractions bring
annually many camping parties tt,
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him. Walhalla has two good hotels,
the Bellview Hotel kept by Lucien
Geroux and the Peters House run by
Israel Peters. There are two general
stores, drug store, blacksmith shop
and other establishments necessary
to large trade from a prosperous
community. Walhalla Is a good town,
and when it gets the new farmers
railroad to Bathgate and Drayton,
which is being enthusiastically boom.
ed just now, is bound to be as good q
point as there is In the county.
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FORT PEMs1NA.

And now the Grand Forks Herald is
calling for Fort and garrison at
Grand Forks to defend that city from
an invasion of Manitoba troops. 1t
now seems as though the Red River
Valley was something Of a strategical
point In case Of war. But never did
the Herald lift up its voice against
the abandonment Of Fort Pembina.
Its senator Hansbrorgh is practically
responsible for the abandonment and
Grand Forks papers and people abet-
Ted him. Ii Senator Hansbrough had
never introduced a bill in Congress to
remove Fort Pembina to Grand Forks
the war department would never have
abandoned the site here. Mr.. Hans
brough succeeded in losing the fort
by placing himself ia such position
that he could not work for its con-
tinuance here. The military authors
ties rightly reasoned, that IL no Fort
was needed at Pembina there could be
no reason for one at Grand Forks. AS
1t stands, there is nothing to hinder
the Winnipeg Goth, from taking the
train for Grand. Forks, except the
Grafton guards and Senator Hans
broughs defeated bill establishing
military post ut Grand Forks.
The government still owns the re.
servation. There are $35, 600 dollars
worth of good buildings there. $4,000
or less would make it ready for occu-
pancy by three companies or more, in
thirty days. Why don't the Herald
ask that Fort Pembina be garrisoned
at once instead of stationing troops
Il hundred miles from the boundary
line? Why not station them at Fargo?
Fargo ought to be protected just as
we'll as the Forks. Or, can 1t be, the
Herald it still trying through the war
scare to get the bone Grand Forks
made us lose and failed tograb itself?
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knights of the Maccabees

The state commander writes us
from Lincoln, Neb., as follows: "Aft-
er trying other medicines for what
seemed to be very obstinate cough
IN our two children we tried DR..
Kings New Discovery and at the end
Of two days the cough entirely left
them. We will not be without it
hereafter, as our experience proves
that it cures where all other reme-
dies fail, "-Signed r. W. Stevens,
state Com.-Why not give this great
medicine u trial, as it is guaranteed
and trial bottles are free at T. r.
Shaw & Co. Regular size SO cents
and $l.OO.
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1893

nFFIcE OF THE COLLECTOR OF Gus.
~ toms, Port Of Pembina, North Dakoa,
December 9Th, 1895. Whereas. certain foreign
WOODEN clothing. enc a. pair OF wooden pans,
two (s) fancy wooden coverle,s. three Is; pieces
Of wooden dress goods one (1)palr Of fancy
knii wooden jackets and two (2) knit wooden
combination suia, have been seized ut the port
Of Pembina, N. d., for violation Of the
notice IL hereby gwen that on Saturday, Janu.
AIRY 18th 1876. ut three O'Clock In the uernoon OF
said day. will sell said goods al public auction
House, Pemb ma, N. D. A. NJ. O'CONNOk. Col
lectOr of Customs. 2l.18
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onIs oI Our CIiiss and Towns.
Brief sketches of some ofthe bus
mess centers of tho county,
and their interests.
PARTIALLY ILLUSTRATED.

road. have made him the dispenser Of
the empty cars among the impatient
Elevator men and the numerous farm,
ers who want to ship on their own ac-
count, ben does this as satisfactorily
as any man could Under the circum.
stances and Is q very popular official.
One of the finest brick school houses
In the county has inst been finished
by O. H. johnson contractor, for this
village. Theresis II fine corps Of In.
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- II; : - y : (n.l has sd dealt
lkis \ a tbsss men. first
~ h aide Of the busl-
s ness street " y eond time the
pcsite side yet, asalrule, fine build
sas hnye risen from, the dishes and the
= ,nerchants have again resumed BUSH
3ssess.
One Of Hamiltoi.'s cnterDrises is the
we'll which is sod ep that the
seporter forgets the figures, which
pOnts . stream Of water with con-
derahie pressure. Unfortunately,
he water is undt for drinking pur-
poses but possesses valuable medical
properties Of WHICH many patieHts
MIA Ike use, much to their benefit.
HumiltOnians mostly go to church
ans Sunday and attend either the NJ.
Il. Church Rev. JephcoLt; the Presby-
lterian. Rev. Acbeyntl. or the Baptist,
4 Rev. Dewitt. It:isa great town for
secret societies. allSnf which are flour
tsbing Ike Il green. l,aystree. There is
y ttle Masonic Lodge with forty menu
& r1S, Voskman with 30 members, Odd
ktletIOws: with 60, Fnresters with SO,
~ ESTHER Lodge n of e. all on
" lie liSt and IT. Is evident from the
membership that.the average Hamil-
tonian must be fond OF goat riding.
Hamilton markets an enormous
:lmonnt OF wheat each year and is we'll
provided with elevator storage.
Among the public elevators are St.
Il i. s. Dak. 40. 600 bushels capacity, Mr..
Dargan Agt; Mimi. s. Oak. $1,000
bushels = J. Qulllians, Agt; North:
estern ~. 600 bushels Geo. Mclean
~: E. a. s. /, Y. 10000 bushels d.
Hege Art. and Thos. Connells, fiat
hklse, 10 600 bushels capacity. Here
III we'll as elsewhere. the enormous
& has taxed the limits of the elevat-
The utmost, IL being impossible
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27

For pain in the chest u piece Of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bound on over the
seat OF the pain. and another on the
back between the shoulders. will af.
ford prompt relief. This especially
valuable in cases where the pain is
caused by cold and there is tend.
ency toward pneumonia. For sale by
T. r. Shaw & Co. 1927
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Notice Of Final PROOF.

Lnhd Onice It Grand Forks. u. D., Dee, o3rd
1885.
Notice is hereby given that William Martinesu
has tiled notice Of his Intention 10 make final
proof before the Clerk of The District Court Mt
zig zig office in Pemb ma. y. D. on saturday, The
cation No. 1914 for the southeast quarter, south.
east quarter. sect on fourt en- and east half,
northeast quarter and southwest quarter. souih.
ship one hundred sand sixty-ihree, range fifty
TWO west. He names as ,viness+s: Annie De-
ltsle, Joseph LaFontesea. Zephlor Trndel and
Feter Hogan all of Pembina r. o., North Dako.
IA.
JAS. V BROOKE,
SA-2S Register
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Our Six Year Old Daughter

Our little six-ycar daughter had a
very sore throat. badly liberated, and
coughcd almost incessantly. Gave
the White Wine Of Tar Syrup accord
ing to directions ind she began to i'm
prove Immediately aud soon got we'll.
Mrs. Groves and have recommended
it to others, and we consider it the
very best medicine in use.
REV. d. Fl. GROVES,
Pastor NJ. E. church, Clarksville, Mo.
For sale by T. r.. Shaw & Go, 1925
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Many merchants are we'll aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure In supply
ing them with best goods obtainable.
As an instance we mention Perry s.
Cameron, prominent druggists of
Flushing, Michigan, They say: 1--WE
have no hesitation in recommending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to our
customers, as 1t is the best cough
medicine we have ever sold, aud AL
ways gives satisfaction" For sale at
Is and SO cents per bottle by r. r.
Shaw s. Co. 24.c7
Nota few who read what Mr.. Rob
ert Rowls, of Hollands, Va, has to
say below. will remember their own
experience under like circumstances:
Last winter had lagrippe which
left in a low state Of health. |
tried numerous remedies, none Of
which did me any good, until I was
induced to try bottle of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. The first bot
tie Of it so far relieved me that I was
enabled to attend to my work, and
the second bottle effected cure"
For sale at % and SO cents per bottle
OY y. II. Shaw u Co. 24.27
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where we print q picture Of the mill.
Mr.. Mayer Is the tOwnsIte proprietor
and nybody that wants q chance for
business 10 any line should write to
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27
A Ministers Confession.

Imust confess that I derived more
benefit to my lungs from the use Of
White Wine Of Tar Syrup than any
remedy I have ever tried, and cheer
fully recommend 1t to every one hav-
lug any kind of lung trouble.
REV. A. NJ. MURpHEY,
Trilla, GILES Co., Ill.
For sale by 4. II. Shaw s. Co. 22-25
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Statement Showing the Condition
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

At Pembina, in the State of North Dakota. nj
the close of business, December 18th, 1886.
REsOuRCEa.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aura"'p"',1i ~ :, n sa-avc > years. s..............
3, eo' ,v',,,.m n Goldsteln same property.
N"nr 10 "'''' - Neutrality-suspicious..
Il, ye"'H i,,,...nm,n vnltman n y sOth-st. 200 II
oar o,,,n !" 4 vcars..................,..
- ~ It.rnen and wife 10 the Mutual Life
.,,r,,.. c',nn,ny New York. u cor FRANK
i MA rm as / iyear...........,....,
NIL, isiJnr. and wife to Elizabeth Bsrbet
-, ua.,ar Al Z wears. ............,........
pnrp wiIi,m r. 10 Edward II iandon. No IL
"v,.. W., ",an,G.t . rs............,..........
W., 1Ncrrr " and another 10 Charles Blum
my No. iol and ie7 East lllth-st. mort
r, ~ M 4 vrars.................. .......
mn, h'no' .,ar"w and another 20 Thomas Morris
S has Enst i3tth-st. year. ........,,,.....,.,
nain lanes aud wife 20 Robert horhler'
i5si-~t tOO3 n of Morris.aye' y yeaIs,....'
"ss Ucstcr-st - II 81 Alen-st. years
un,khar,lt Louisa. To Dora sulzer. lots iaS ana
IA man Mciiraw estate, years .'..''..'
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
BOOKS or TIE WEEK.

LIvRE DOR DIES sOUVERAINs. Suite dc rAnnuaire
des MaisOns Souveraines. far n. Il Iiori lorenzen
1895 Cpar.s: Librsirie Nilsson; Nee-Y York; Meyer
Bros & co..
A TRIP TO ENGLAND. By Goodwin Smith ID. G. J..
(Macmillan's Miniature eeries)
PAN-GNOsTICIsM a suggestion in Philosophy. BY
Noel Winter lGmo (The Transatlantic Goa
ARCHITECTURE FOR GENERAL READERS. BY IL
n satham Crown svo pp. 352 Imported D.;
Charles Scrbner's sonsl
HARpER's BOOK or FACTS. Compiled by J. II. Will
ssy Edited by Charlton T. Lewis. Niarper n Dros.
IN OLD NEW ENGLAND. BY II. Buiterworth iGmo,
%. Appleton e. co..
THE sALOON-XEEPER'S LEDGER by the Rev.
Louis A. BANKS, u. ID. Drunk d WagnslIsD
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03

(Olhl.-in tne iuitt't VI hS
~ application OF the Board Of Educaslon by the Soun.
se 10 the Corporation II the city Of NewYorN relative
acquiring tiile by The Mayor. Aldermen and Com
T Sf the & OF 81 e srnEr inr e an md
FIRST AVENUE. In the Twelfth Ward Of said city. duly
selected and spprovsd by sd Board a. site ros sshoS!
chapter 1871 Of the Laws of sss amended BY chaptss
35 of the Laws OF 1870
1855 amended by chapter b of the Laws OF iS00
notice IL hereby given that an Application Will be made
Special Term Of said Court be held Chambers there
o the County Court hoGse. IN the clty OF Newyor
22d day OF August. 1898 the opening Of the
that day or soon thereafter counsel
be heard thereon Tor the appointment o Commissioners
OF Estimate In the above-cntltled matter.
The nature and .s,en' 81 ne imRrov .men hereby M
and commonaity of the cry OF Newyo certain lands
and premises with the buildings thereon and the appur.
OF Nnetynrst street and First In the Twelfth
said city In fee simple absolute same TO BE-
converted appropriated and used TO ami for the purposes
amended by said chapter " of the Lava OF 1890 ala
property having been duly seleced and approved BY the
board of Education site FOR school purposes under
and In of the provisions OF chapter Di
of the Laws of sss amended by said chapter 36 o
the Laws of 1890, being the following described iotS
All those certain lot pieces parcels of lani situate
lying and being In the Twelfth Ward OF the city o{
New-iork. which. taken together are bounded and de-
scribed follows:
nssinning at point formed by the Intersection ct the
Of First avenue running thence westerly along the north
eriy line Of Ninety street 0 feet thence northerly
and parallel with First avenue loo feet 81 inches TO the
second streets thence eas,ey and parallel with Ninety
nst street 80 feet; thence souhery and parallel with
Erst so inches thence sastsrly and parallel with
avenue thence souths-ly along the said westerly line oe
First avenue 100 feet 20 the pon or place OF beginning
FrANcis AZ scorT.' Counsel I 10 the CORPORATION. NJ
Tryon Row. NewYork City,
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
Ont Of Gown propcrtp 60 Get.

MON RENT The Phoenix Building az cpringneld.
j Mass Is completed. The corner store Is TOT
rental Tn. building the finest In tne city. opposite the
c,vey,n,en, postofylce ard House In the very
ccnre Of tho portion OF tho principal thoroughfsre
There IL no the city equal 10 TINS spring.
fold draws from population of $4,000 and Is the moes
important retail centre H. MsssichHsets OUTSIDE OF isosn
rh. front corner has - feet ~ Plate glass n
length and a remarkably fine frontage: For rstau
dryguods piano warertoin II mas no equal
Attention city trade is invited as this an im'
ror,nr polnt FOR tho establishment OF branch house
Fcr particulars apply to JAMES T. ABBE Springfield.
Mac
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

Out OF three announcements yesterday az the
Broadway Real Estate Salesroom two parcels we're
sod to the parties in interest and the other was
adjourned. The most interesting sale was by Charles
B,rrian auctloneer. in partition OF the tnree.story
hr ch t.nemenf-no on lot 2j ks. No 33 Beck
er-st The operators. Mandelbaum 4 Levine.
opened the sale with b.l Of $1,000 An OUTSIDER
rRe1 ran IL 10 By bids Of 500 until S2,Jo was
reached when the defendant. Susan b. Buffet. pc
gan bidding and finally secured the property Tor
Peter r. Meyer & Co soll under foreclosure. IN, the
sout thwes, corner of 81 Nicholas Place ana
dnf,y-second-st 3l3xi0S 0l. .x35 0Iex
lol a.. TO the plaintiff. John Flynn. for s2ssl.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following Plans for new buildings and alterauons
have been filed with the Building Department:
New buildings
55th-st No II 10 20 West, five sx-story brick
dwellings. by William Montgomery OF No ..n ..>
Mercer-st No 1863. seyen-story brick warehouse.
by Adam Fischer Of No sanhope-st, 49, ~.
Brooklyn T"''S~
S9h-s and Amsterdamaye. corner, four AVE-
story brick fats. by Smith OF Mount a, soo
Vernon, " "'''>~
Varck and Vandam SITS. W corner. two-stoy
brick and warehouses. by Corporation m no>
Of Trinity thurcn "~''>~
Ifsffnan-s $50 n = OF ls7th-st. twostory
frame dwelling by Louis Cook. OF No 3,Oo ~>>
3d-aye 1''~
Alterations
3oth-st No 1o3 West. by c W Parker 20 ....
seven story brick apartment house $1V
i4ith-s, No 7oT East. by Thomas His6ins. 10 -.
two-story and attic frame dwelling ........... bO
bIs,-si Nos and Gi2 West, by Blue stone .
C,mpany 70 "A ore-story brick ONCE 1UO
Weschesier-ave. No "a. by Edward II Jones, 10 49,.
a story brick factory .....,,..,.-........: SoV
Grlgps ave, ls7 II ~ Travers-st, by IL
scl,v@itzer. "A two-s,ory and attic frame -.
Nader Lane No l3 by estate Of II !. swan, 70
brick store. 'ost not siVev
55h-r No 333 West by Sarah II Robinson. 10 49,.
fourstorv and basement brick dwelling ...,.., oao0
l5irtst n W corner Morrs-aye and i5Dth-sf.
oaS n of Morris ave. by Alice Marren. 10
one thrcc-story frame store and twostory -.