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'It i anuin inzC . L OUI APPEL'. Ediar. MA NING. S. C., MAY 13. 1905. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.! SUiBSCRIPTION RATES: One year ...............................~ 501 Six months---- --"........................ Foul months... . --------.------.---- . ADV-RTISING RATES: One square. one time. S1: each subsequent in sertion. 50 cents. Obituaries and Tributes of Respect charted for as regular advertisements. Liberal contracts made for three. six and twelve Communications must be accompanied by the real name and address of the writer in order to reEeive attention. No communication of a personal character will be published except as an advertisement. Entered at thePostoIce at Manning as Se, ond Class matter. SUMTER'S TRIUMPH. The city of Sumter was in full glory last week. It was cer tainly a red letter week. The Travellers Protective Associa tion held its annual convention there and it was entertained most handsomely, and on last Friday Hon. James Wilson Sec retary of Agriculture, Dr. B. T. Galloway, chief of the bureau of plant industry; Congressman Scott of Kansas, chairman of the agricultural committee and Con gressman Lever, were in atten dance on the farmers convention. These distinguished visitors were also entertained by the city. The chamber of commerce had charge of all of the arrange ments, and well did they handle the great task. There was an immense crowd, and all forms of entertainment was provided, horse racing, base ball, automo bile riding, speeches and ban quets. The details of this im mense affair has been fully pub lished in the daily newspapers. It was a great day, and only demonstrated what a pull to gether-spirit can accomplish. The visit of a Cabinet officer, and members of Congress to a city means a great deal. Congress man Lever is a member of the committee on agriculture, and he is constantly seeking to se cure aid from the government in the interest of the farmer. It was through his influence these distinguished gentlemen attend ed the farmers meeting, ,which was the grandest ever held in the State, and it is our opinion, Congressman Lever will from this occasion have a ready list ener in Secretary Wilson, and Chairman Scott, whenever he wants an appropriation in the interest of agriculture. The large attendance at the farmers meeting gave each of the many speakers a most, attentive hear ing, and when the visitors from Washington came to the front a regular old time southern ova Stion was exteiided to each and all of them, especially was this noticable when that distinguish ed Iowia, Secretary Wilson was introduced, the audience rose, cheered, waved handker chiefs and hats for several min utes, and the cordial demonstra tion' was not lost upon the speaker. He was visibly affect ed by it. The great audience also ten dered Congressman Lever a grand ovation. In him they realize and appreciate that they have a sincere representative, and hard worker, a man who ~does not waste the people's time in playing politics in Con gress, but is always doing some thing in the interests of his con stituency, that they should show their appreciation in the pres ence of the gentlemen from Washington was very proper. Sumter is indeed fortunate in1 having a chamber of commerce that is alive to the interests of the city and county, and through this organization much of Sum ter's great progress can be at tributed. The business men of that city pull together and get results. IT IS ALRIGHT FOR THE OTHER FELLOW. ~It is reported that many of the prom inent citizens of Danville, Virginma, who recently helped to vote that city "drv" are now -seized with cold shivers" because the saloon-keepers threaten to make public a list of those persons who have been laying in liberal supplies of booze la anticipation of the inauguration of the "dry era." On this list are said to be names of many of those who voted for prohibition- But, after all, why should these individuals excite themselves? May not a man be -conscientiously in favor of prohibition for the other fellow?' Is not prohibition legislation enacted in favor of the com paratively few, who drink immoder ately, by the comparatively many, who do not? Is it not that we are our br-oth er's keeper?-The State. Ain't it the truth? Many who urge prohibition, argue that pro hibition -prevents the poor man from enjoying a luxury he can not afford, while they reserve to themselves the privilege of orderingwhiskey, drinking whis key, and in many cases sell whiskey on the sly to the poor man they profess to save from the luxury he cannot afford. How many good men and women are fooled by crafty hypocrites? A man who urges prohibition should by all means practice what be preaches. On the petition for a special election in this county on the liquor question. we are told there are many names that were put there by the party soliciting the signatures. and not by the party whose name appears on the paper. In some of these cases. beneath the name appears the initial letter of the mian that wrote the name, indicating he was authorized to sign. It is our opmnion everyone of those names will have to be stricken oif. There is only one legal way for on part sign the name of another, and that is by power of attorney. or by cross mark wit- s nessed. n The writer has never seen v these petitions, nor does he know ' when the matter will be taken d up for investigation, but if the county supervisor will permit a suggestion, we would suggest that whenever he gets ready to E go over these petitions he will invite to be present some man 0 who is for prohibition and one who is against it. that both sides will be enabled to see that the ti law with regard to these peti- t tiuois is faithfully carried out, N and we suggest further that the county supervisor will comimuni cate with the Attorney General i asking his opinion as to signa tures written by another person than the name represented. Can b William Jones write Thomas e Smith's name to a petition of R this character, and it be lawful. f although William Jones says h Thomas Smith authorized him a. to write his name? It the Attor- 0 S ney General decides such signa- 2 tures are illegal, the petition y falls of its own weight, if our in- T formation is correct. We are it told that fully one-third of the s names filed are not actually it signed by the parties whose tf names are represented, and also there are many duplications. K How's This : . we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for iny case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. T F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props.. Toledo. 0. We. the undersigned. have known F. J. Chexey 0 for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly D honorable in all business transactions and tinan ially able to carry out any obligations made by . their firm. \VEST . TrAX. wholesale druggists. Toledo. 0. wu.mNu. KINNAN a MAnvI. wholesale drug ists. Toledo. 0. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of a the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all h druists. Testimonials free. flak's Family Pills are the best. c Workman Picnic. Editor The Manning Times: Several of our young folks at- f tended a picnic at Mouzon's, near Workman. Among those pres- o ent was the writer. The dinner c was served in the old fashioned way. The ladies were untiring in their kind and generous hos pitality. While the party were seated on the ground eating, a kodak picture was taken, and the most conspicuous in the group are Mr. Archie Barron and Dr. I. M. Woods, both in candidate style pulling the meat from chicken bones. Messrs. Wilson McIntosh, Epps and others were very nice in their attentions to the guests. a Old Pope Moore was among the e dandiest of the sports flying c around the young girls, trying o to make them believe he is only 25 years old, and were it not for the cravat he wears given to himi t for a Christmas present by one r of his great-grand children he might palm himself off for a oung buck, and then too it is' reported he lost his teeth in the war and is trying to apply for a pension. What ails the candidates. none have so far appeared in your paer? Can it be they are ex peting to lay low and get on to the job by surprising folksy It is high time the people are to knowx who they will have a chance to vote for. It is reported there will be several candidates for the legislature, and it is to be hoped our next set will not come from the same community, as it is now two of the three members live at the same place, they should be scattered. Why not get one from the Fork this time, there is good material there. The Fork has at least one man in it, if he was sent to the legislature he would show the rest of the State somethiag about legisla tion. he can give us better roads, imppve the schools and put in improvements all round, and~ lower taxes at the same time. I hope he will be a candidate_ so we can have our representatives from different parts of the coun ty, and this is the sentiment at this picnic. VSTR Pinewood Pickups. Editor The Manning Tines: The election for or against issuing bonds for the erection and completion of a $15,000 brick school house was won by those favoring the issuing of bonds to the tune of 60 to 2. against. The man who gets loaded is usually a lightweight. Miss Lillian A. Lawrence has returned home after an extenaed visit to Lumber, N. C., and Charleston.1 Mr. Edwin M. Rogers and Mr.l Currin, of Lake City, spent last I Saturday here with friends and relatives. Mr. J. McSwain Woods was in town Saturday on professionals business. Mr. T. M. Lewis has taken charge of the Remini section,t exchanging with Mr. J. N. Jonesr Mr. Tom Harvin, ofSivr spent Sunday here with his son, Dr. Frank Harvin. Mr. L. D. Jennings, of Sum ter was in town on Saturday. Rev. Tolar preaches in K. of P. hail Sunday night, May 17th, at .30. Public cordially invited. We are soon to have a skating rink, good news for the Drs. Mr. B. F. Morgan has movedI his logging camp from the Jun iper bay over near Mayesville. Mr. N. C. Stack will move his family to Denmark the latter part of this month for the sum Mr. Lawrence Barwick's sev-en month's oldbaby died last Thurs-, day night. I Mr. Henry F. Stack is offering for sale his store hous~e and lot. BCsTER. ITCH cured in :b minuttes b: U iods Sanitary- Lot,.:. Never- !aL-. In prohibition Atlanta th all an imitation cigar which iade of celluloid filled wi -hiskey, and rolled with tin fo 'he thing holds a good si rink and sells for fifteen cen1 Paxville Dots ditor T'he Nannin;: Timue The Paxville graded school will ek h May 22nd. On the evening of t tt the pupils of the lower grades w ive an exhibition. The chief featu the evening will be the crowning ie May Queen. and the awarding free scholarship medals. On Frid orning at 11 o'clock. \Iiss 'Mary ance has been invited to deliver ldress. but. has not. yet notified us er acceptance. On Priday evening t. upils of the higher classes will gi .e play, She Stoops to Conquer. wi me musical selections. The App( iedal will be awarded on this eveni v Senator Appelt. It has been d ded to charge the small admissii e of ten cents for the evening p< >rance. Miss Nauce's lecture w e free on Friday morninz. and it oped that every patron of the scht well as others will be present on tli :casion. The school has had a ye iccessful term under the principt iipof Prof. B. TI Clyburn, assisted [isses .Jennie Reid and Eva Curt hese have been elected for anoth ,rm. but have not yet accepted. M1u iterest has been manifested in t :hool this session, the patrons sho ig more than usual interest in all m: ors pertaining to the advancement he scholar. C. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Sheriff. HEREBY .\NNOUNCE MYSELF A Ca didate for re-election to the otitcee of She Clarendon County. uhjcet to the rules or emocratic primary. E. B. GAM LE May 13. 1908. Clerk of Court. NANKING THI PEOPLE FOR THE C( L lidence reposed in me and picdrinr ruysCi nidc the results of the demucratic primary reby announce mvself a candidate for ection to the oefle of Clerk of Court of C don County. ARCHIE I. BARRO' Notice of Discharge. I will apply to the Judge of Prob: )r Clarendon county, on the 8th. d f June, 190S. for letters of discharge dinistrator, with the will annexe f the estate of Susan C. Hodge, eased. HARRlY A. HODGE, Administrat Sununerton, S. C.. May G. 1906. District of South Carolina. t The Matter of J, W. films, Bar rupt. TO ALL CREDITORS: Notice is hereby given that on 1 th day of Mar 1908 the said J Iims was duly adjudicated bankru nd that the first meeting of his cre ors will be held at my otice in 1 sity of Sumter. S. C.. on the 18th d f May 1908 at 11 o'clock, a. in.. hich time the said creditors may end, prove their claims, appoint 'rustee, exatmie the bankrupt a -ansact such other business as nx roperly come before the meeting. 1. C. STRAUSS. Refer ee d H ieadache E verv Mo nth Yumay think, because you . bIve lonxg had it, that you must Shave a headache every month, 9' Hig a women. SBuxt if you think so, you are wrong since a headache is a si ~gn of disease oi your womaunly organs, that thousands of other Swomen have been able to relievo or cure, by the use of that wonder Sful, woman's medicine, WOMANS RELIEF " I recommend Cardul to all sick women," writes 2Airs. A. C. Beaver Sof Unico, Tena. "1 suffered with Sheadache, bearing-down pains, feet swelled, pains in .shoulders and many others. At last 1 took ~Ca.rdu have gained 20 pounds 'and have found it the best med Sicine 1 ever used for female $troubles" SAt All Druggists WR~ITE FOR FREE ADVICE, stating age and describing symp -toms. to Ladics Advisory Dept., Th Chattanooga Medicine Co., Cnattanioo.xa Tenn. E 37 TATE OF SOUTH OARO[IN County of Clarendon, v James M. Windbam. Esqj.. Prob Judge. HEREAS, A. IL Barron, Clerk Court, suit to me, to grant I etters of Adinistration of the est .nd effects of JToe Nelson. These are therefore to cite and nonish all and singular the kind .nd creditors of the said Joe 3 on., deceased, that they be .ppear before me, in the Court of F >ate~to be held at Manning on the av of Mav next after publi io'n thereof, at 11 o'clock in the fc toon, to show cause, if any they ha ehr the said administration should e ranted. Given uder my band, this 20th f March, A. D. 1908. JTAMES M. WINDHAM, SEL.] Judge of Probat< Notice to Creditors. All persons havinga claims against ~state of Harriet Louisa Brunson, eased, will present them duly attest Ld those owing said Estate will i >ayment to the undersigned quali1 :xecutor of said Estate. A. JT. RICHBOURG, - Executoi Sumerton, S. C.. April 25. 190'9. Notice to Creditors. All persons having claims agai he estate of Amanda . Weeks, eased, will present therm duly attest md those owing said estate will mit )ayment to the undersigned qualii ~xeutor of said estate. JOHlN W. WEEKS. Executox P'inewood, S (C.. April 21, 190g. sanZani Pile Remea mRELEVScac V/lIN OTHERS FAIL ; ACT QUICKLYL Delay Has Been Danger ous in Manning. Do the right thin" at thie riglt time. Act quickly in times of danger. Backache is kidney danger. Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly. l . Cure all distressing. dangerous kid il Plenty of evidence to prove this. e P. T.~David, living at. 30 E. Evans st., of Florence. S. C., says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills and T feel I can safely recommend them to other suffer ers. I'rior to using them my kidneys of were so weak that I had to arise many times during the night. My back also pained ne a zreat deal and I was so sore and ;ame that it hurt ie severely to stoop. When I made a sudden move ment. sharp. shooting twinges would pass througn my loins and I would suf fer more intensely. A friend advised me to try Doan's Kidney Pills. I pro cured a box and used them according to directions. The backaches and pains soon disappeared, the secretions became regular and taormal and at present I am s able to sleep well at night. Doan's r Kidney Pills have done me a great deal t of good, in fact proved to 1we the best remedy I ever used for the kidneys." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United W!Stotes. Remember the name-Doan's--and of take no other. off 4 Incandescent Vapor Gas Light he Thec eapest and strongest light on earth. Makes and burns its ow. gas. It is portabie, hang it any where. Requires no p:prs, wrcs or gas ma -chine. A safe, pure white, pcwerful, steady light. Approved by Firc Insuranxc Undervriters. 100 Candle Power 15 Hours for Two Cents. ar- No wicks to trim, no smoke or smell. No chimneys to clean. Superior to electricity, or acetylene and cheaper than kerosene. Saving efected by its use quickly pays for it. Great variety of Fixtures for indoor and outdoor use. This is the Pioneer Incandescent Vapor ('as Lamp. It is pe-fect. Beware of imitations. te There are Mare Every a " BEST" L AMPS i n Lamp d. use than ALL other eg le- makes combined. ' RANTEC r. Sold BY J J. BELTON BAGNAL, MANNING, S. C. k- J. S. BELL, MACHINEST. lieRepairer of pt; AUTOMOBILES. and all kinds of Ma di- chiuerv. la PLUMBING. and Steam Fitting. Cut and Thread Pipe from 1-8 to 6 at- inches. a HEAVY BLACKSMITH Work Done .nd to Order. ly J. S. BELL. -~ KILL THE COUCH SAND CURE THE LUNCS * WITH Dr. King's New Discovery CONSUMPTION Price FOR OUGHSsand 50e& $1.00 OLDSFreeTrial. Surest and Quickest Cure for al). STHROAT and LUNG TROUB LES, or MONEY BACK. Arant's Drug Store, Notice of Discharge. AWe will apply to the Judge of Pro bate for Clarendon county, on the 28th day of May, 1908, for letters of diis charge as executors of the estate of S. B. GIBSON. W. G. KING. Manning. S. C.. A pril 8, EIecor. Prest~ribes Dr. Blosser's Catarrh Remedy. Dear Sirs-I first used your Catarrh Cure ir the ease of my son. who had chronic naso-phar ynai catarrh. with great benefit to him. I often prescribe it for other of my patients. anu~ I think it is cuite the finest remedy for catar!h that has ever been placed on the market. Thanking you ror past favors. I am, Yours very truly. Elloree. S. C. Dear Sirs-Your medicine is ';innine fast in this cun try. It has effected some markab'le cures. I do not icnow that it has failed in one instance where it has been fai-iy tried. \'ery trulv you:-s. Rev. T .ALN Dr. Blosser's Catarrhi Remedy is for sale by H. R. Borer. Manning. S. C. A month's treat ment for 61.00. A free sample for the asking. A postal card will bringr it by mail. 1Bank of Sumlmerton, ASummerton, S. C. .te CAPITAL STOCK - $25,000 00 of SURPLUS.-.-.--.-.- 8,000 00 u STOCKHOLDERS' - ~a LIAB3ILITIES - - . - .25,000 00 .nd 858,000 00 7th IN OUR a SAVINGS DEPARTMENT l We pay interest at the rate of _4 Per Cent. per atnnum, compounding same ke RICHARD B1. SMYTH, led President JOEN W. LESESNE, Cashier. L E9 & McLELLAN, eCivil Engineers and Land Survey ors, led SUMTER, S. C. Kodel Dyspepsia Cure - Digests what you eat. r Piniesalve Acts UEA PeOUTC Rickets. Simply the visible sign that baby's tiny bone are not forming rapidly enough. Lack of nourishment is the cause. Scott's Emulrion nourishes baby's entire system. Stimulates and makes bone. ' Exactly what baby needs. ALL DRUGGISTS: 50W. AND $1.00 IT PAYS TO LEAD BETTER LET OUR NEIGHBORS TAKE OUR DUST THAN TO BE BLINDED. BY THEIRS. Our big sale is now over. but our right for the cash trade is just begun. Our store will bustle from week to week with bargains that will be enormously interesting to all the neople who have cash to speiid. The long time credit bvsine:;s is a thing of the past with us. You can't do a cash and. credit business in the same house. We have tried it and failed. We now throw our cash business to the breeze and let our big bargains and irresistalbe values tell their own tale. The Wholesale Houses and Large Factories are over loaded with Summer Goods and they are ready and anxious to part with them at half price for the spot cash. We did not have these goods in the early spring, so are now paying down the cash and scooping them in at 1-2 peces and now handing them out to our trade at 1-2 pece. Oie case of Wash Goods, just come in, 20c. value, will go at 10c. the yard Oae case White 40 inch Persian Lawns, 20c. value, will go at 10c. 45 inch Persian Lawns. sold the world over at 40c. yard, will go for 25c. the yard. Lite Blue, Pure Nile Green, Lilac, Canery and Browa Orgaudies, 31 inches wide, sold in all the best dry goods stores at 20c., will be closed out at 10c. Write to us for samples and you will be con vinced that nothing like these have been offered in years. One case of 125 dozen Ladies' extra long tape neck Gauze 10c. Und'rvests are still sold at our store for only a nicle (c.) 5c. dozen Pearl Buttons sold at 2c. and 3c. per dozen. 10 and 15c. dozen Pearl Buttons sold at 5 and 7c. Mens' Handkerchiefs still sold at 1c.,3c. and 5c Ladies' nice hemstitched Handkerchiefs sold at 2c. and 3c. - Fins, ic. paper. Safety Pins, 2c. and 3c. paper. The best 10c. Hose in the world for ladies and men sold at 7c. Mens' fine fancy 1- Hose, value 15c. and 20c. sold at 12c. per pair. 25 dozen Mens' and Boys' 35c. Caps will go at 17c. each. Nothing like this was ever offered in Mens' and Boys' Caps at 17c. each. We were the first to put Coat's spool cotton down to 5c. a spool again; all the spool cotton you need at 5c. the spool. FOR 17 YEARS WE have led in ladies' fine Hats and Millinery Goods and today we have the largest and most up-to-date stock of Millinery in the town and what is better still they tell us we sell our hats much cheaper than elsewhere. THE BEST FOR THE LAST. Five thousand yards of 10 and 15c. Lace. We now have out on our table for 5c. yard. Just think of it. Point de Parie Lace 4 and 5 inchrs wide, for only 5c. the yard. Just think of it, Torchon Lace that sells from 5 to 10c., selling at 3 and 5c. the yard. Just think of it, 20c. 40 inch going at 12c. yard. Just think of the largest stock of White Goods and Wash Goods in the county here selling cheaper than anywhere else. It pays to lead, better let our neighbors take our dust than be blinded by theirs. W. E. Jenkinson Co. THE MANNING PHARMACY.~ TOILET AIDS Our stock of toilet goods is very complete and all goods are of the most worthy character. Worthy does not mean high priced-we afford a wide range of prices in all lines-but from the cheapest to the best each article affords utmost value for the cost. When you need Soaps, Combs, Tooth or Hair Brushes, Bath Supplies or any toilet articles or pre parations, you will find it worth while to come for them. W. M. O'BRYAN. Jr. Mgr. Play a Boys We are Agents for A. J. REACH Co.'s Celebrated Base Ball Goods, Have just received a big line of Mitts and Gloves, from 25c. to $3. Masks from 50c. to $2. Bats from 15c. to $1.. Baseballs from Sc. to $1.75. Heel Plates l0c. per pair. Toe Plates l0c. per pair. Official Guides l0c. Art of Curve Pitchinq 15c. Dolce, for softening and preserving Mitts and Gloves. l0c. per Tin. We'll send a "Reach" Catalogue for the asking. Manning Grocery Co. Sportinrg Goards People.4 FONTI LITHIA W. G. TAYLOR, Prop., What Leading I Dr. Froehling. the well-known C "'onticello Lithia Water is absolu ties and perfectly pure, and as an i the water. I use it altogether."-E Geo. Ben. Johnston, M. D, Prof. - .inia: "I have never used any min Feuticello, and it has given unifori kidney and bladder troubles very l nervous disorders, with splendid e: Carried in DR. W. E. BROW BANK OF CLARE' We solicit your banking b patronize this safe and str< tinued growth and operatic as a dollar, speaks for itsel We want to be your be customer, come and see us you are, come and see us a do a good thing for yourse: Interest Paid of BANK OF CLARET D. HIRS( Fain Our Stock of Fari complete and we ca best interest. We noi most complete Stocl Farming I ever shown in this i heavily before the ad in our line, we are en best gjoods at the lea Call to iFor Goodi _ buy your Harness'i dent in every set. thing to consider. E a picture .but wear: is the wearing class. S I know how to buy., right here is where y which I am offering just a littbe bit ahea parts. You need nc The goods can be see If you can buy cheai expect you to buy fr< show down. Take time to look, it 3may save something ~ look at my line of Esingle and il and Buggies, Wagon: can't save you monle s F C. TI CELLO SPRING, Richmond, Va., U. S. A. Physicians Say. :onsulting and Analytical Chemist: tely free from all organic impuri Lnquestionablo proof of my faith in ichmond Times. Surgery Medical College of Vir eral water so extensively as the nly good results. I prescribe it in argely. and also in stomach and [ects. stock by /N & Co., Agents. WDON, Manning, S. C. = usiness. It is to your interest to )ng bank. Four years of con )n without the loss of as much f, does it not? Lnkers, if you are not already a about it and tell us why. If cyhow. It is never too late to Lf. 1 Savings Deposits. 4DON, Manning, S. C. CAN THE ECLIPSE SHOES be surpassed, when a man wants one that lasts? Can the SELBY SHOES be surpassed when a Lady wants one that lasts? YES: When the trees grow upside down, When the beggars wear a crown, When ice forms on the sun. When sparrows weigh a ton, When gold dollars get too cheap, When- women secrets keep, When fish forgets to swim, When Satan sings a hymn, When girls go back on gum, When the small boy hates a drum, When no politician schemes, When mince pies makes pleasant dreams, When it's fun to break a tooth, When all lawyers tell the truth, When the drummer has no brass When these things come to pass; Then only will the ECLIPSE and SELBY Shoes be outclassed. Yours for bu'siness, 3HMANNW 1erS! n1 Implements is now n serve you to. your v have the largest and :of mplements :own. Htaving bought. lvance on everything abled to offer you the st price. See Us. iess Sake!.k rhere goodness is evi Finish is not the only ~ome harness looks like a like a tintype. Mine Ld where to buy, and ou win, for this Harness to the spring trade is d of anything in these t take may word for it. n any day at my stable. er anywhere else I don't >m me, all I want is a cost nothing to look and for you. Call early and ouble Iharness, s Surreys, and see if I FIOMAS.