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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-15
BLACKBURN's FIRST ELECTION.
Democrats in Kentucky Put End to
Republican Hopes.

Frankfort. Ky. January lo-The two
houses met in joint session at noon 10
compare the ballots for United States
senator taken by each house in separate
session yesterday.
Speaker Trimble announced that com
parison of the journals showed that Mr..
Blackburn had received a majority and
declared him elected.
The adoption in the house today OF
The rules which will govern the joint
assembly by a decisive majority was a
surprise To the republican and anti-Goe-
bel factions i'm the legislature. They had
not expected To defeat the rules, but
they confidently believed that the vote
would be close.
Ex-Congressman W. c. u. Breckin-
ridge, who has practically assumed di-
rectiou OF the auti-Goebel democratic
forces. was IN conference with eX-GoN-
ernor Bradley. Governor Taylors attor-
ncy. a long time today, and 1t Is SAID
they are preparing To spring legal obJec-
tious 10 the manner in which Goebel
contest is being conducted, one OF wnlch
is that the legislature should have nrst
PASSED an act authorizing the contest
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TEXAS CROP is OVER
MILLION BALES SHORT

Houston Tex January u.-(Special)-
The Houston Post has just completed a
canvass of the cotton counties of Texas
which was made in order to determine
the amount of cotton now held in the
state. the amount expected Tor the re-
mainder of the season and the percentage
of the crop marketed from september l.
1899. to January ]. 1900. The correspond
ents were directed to secure accurate
st,ttstics in every instance and warned
IN he very careful i'm making thelr eSu-
mates of the amount to be marketed
panIiec were received from I'll toWhS'
renresenting 100 counties. They snow an
unusually small amount OF cot'oil a.
country stations. and demonstrate IuliS
tbat as FAR AS Texas is concerned the Dulh
of the cotton had been broushI ou' VI
siqht and counted i'm the statistics siNcn u
The New York World by Secretary mes
fer of the New Orleans COTTON eNcN""so.
rho .tatistics secured by The Post 90
NOT ipclu5e the five large counted toWhS
:, Texas which on January 1st. accorulIls l
to the commercial reporters. held "'z'-Vo
ba1as of cotton against 4S6.0O0 on tilaI
date last year These towns are tIaiHeS-
ton. Houston, Paris, Brennan anu D"ii"9'
ord of the amount 3S0000 bales are at
uouston and Galveston, being pracllcaiiy
all sold and ready for shipment.
The 2l1 towns which show the uhcouht-
ed stocks as vet to be brought ih'u
sight had Just 12S06i bales on manu-
the 1st of January. The tabufated state
ment for all these towns as prepdi eu
by The Post for publication toinorro"
morning shows the following tosa'9'
Receipts to January |, 1900. l.lzo'-'f pa'e9'
dot Iac IL
Receipts for the entire season last year
1,7O0141.
Amount on hand January 1st this year
12S. .O64: on hand same date last year.
1li301
Estimated receipts for remainder this
season 9S.247: received after January ISL
last year 25i.4ll.
Including the stock on hand and the
amount expected to come forward from
farmers. these towns will have a totai
of 226.321 bales for the remainder OF the
season. against 39S.6l2 for the same pc
riod last year Getting these statistics
from these towns they present only two
thirds of the uncounted cotton in Texas
and allowing $4,000 bales to be brought
forward from the Indian Territory. the
total Texas movement for the remainder
of the year will be a little less than 40O,-
600 bales as compared with $4,000 bales
brought into sight before January lst
last year
According to the figures recently given
out bv Secretary Hester, of the New
Orleans cotton exchange, the amount of
cotton brought into sight by Texas, in
cluding Indian Territory. to January 1st,
was l. S66.O00. Adding to this 10000 bales
for the remainder of the season would
give a total crop of 2,265000 bales against
3.55l.G00 last season.
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DR.. ROBERT HUNTERS
Cure for Consumption, Bronchitis
and ALI Lung Diseases by
Inhalation.

DR.. Robert Hunter was the first to use
an inhaler to treat lung diseases, and,
after fly years experience in treating
these diseases only, discovered the only
germ-destroying drugs which can be in
hailed into the lungs with perfect safety
and benefit.
Send your name and address TO DR..
Robert Hunter Association, III West 18th
street, New York, and you will receive,
free, a pamphlet describing all diseases
of the lungs and bronchial tubes and ex-
planning the proper treatment.
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CAROLINA AFTER THE TRUSTS.
Copy of the Texas Law Finds Its
Way Into the Legislature.

Columbia. S. c.. January Ex-senator
GrayGon today introduced resolution
requiring the attorney general TO investi-
gate the operations of the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company in this state
ard if the antitrust laws are by 1t being
violated to bring suit to compel forfeiture
of charter. This company has bought oil
the fertilizer works i'm this state, WITH
few eXceptiors.
Representative johnson introduced a
b,ll. copy of Teas law, To prohibit trusts
and monopolies being formed in TINS
state.
In Joint session Eugene u. Gary was
without oppositfon reelected as the JUS
zee of the supreme court.
Blease's bill to make terms OF members
fctr years instead of two was killed.
Sande SIS bill 10 allow suit to be brought
for loss under fire insurance policies with
cut the arbitration provided in all stan
dard policies passed in the house.
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time without losing an hour from work. DR.
Rice is determined that every suffering man
shall know the wonderful truth that
rupture can be cured, and he therefore gene
rously sends, prepaid by mail. his method, alb
soutey free, and you can make a free trial Of
H. Write today without fail. you cannot
afford to miss this free and generous offer.
Mr. NJ X. Lyman, highly esteemed citizen
of Delrav Fla saws: ''The Dr. Rice method
is a remarkable cure. / had old rupture
that defied everything, but I'm three weeks there
was no protrusion and l have remained sound
and well ever since. ! heartily recOmend Dr.
Rice Ia every sufferer" Do not fail to write
at once for the free trial and thus your
self at home without pain. danger or detention
f,on the dav's work. Write at oncs. Com
mence now and before the heavy work of
spring begins you will be cured sound as a
dollar.
Write 10 Dr. W. s Rice. 325 l.. Main St,
Adams. ". T.. you will never regret having
done 81. -.---------
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THEY HAUL IT IN OK WAGONS.
Demand for Iron Ore Causes 1t To
Get to Market.

Columbia, S. c., January 12.-(Special)-
The demand for iron ore has been so
great that mines near Blocksberg, S. c.,
are being worked under remarkably ad-
verse circumstances. About a hundred
hands are employed in getting out gray
magnetic ore, which is sent by rail To
furnaces at Greensboro. n. c.. 120 miles.
But to get the ore to the railroad neces-
states it being hauled in mule and OK
wagons five n lies over rocky roads, the
loading and unloading being done 10y
hand. The output is several hundred tons
per week. If prices keep up spur track
will be run 10 the mines; hut Colonel
John l.. Black, the superintendent. says
under the present condition there Is
money in the mining. -
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Grova's Concentrated Coffee Tablets
STOPPED WHEN READY TO MOVE
Artillery Is Held at Fortress Monroe
Suddenly.

Norfolk, Va, January u.-Batteries i
and Nj, First artillery, numbering 200
men, were to leave Fortress Monroe to-
day for Key West, via the Seaboard Air
Line. \ train was made up and in readi-
ness but late this afternoon the order
was countermanded by the secretary of
war. -.
The officers and their families at the
fort had everything packed and In readi-
ness and are much disturbed by the or
der 1t is reported in official circles there
and here the batteries will be sent to the
Philippines in the early future
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GOULD INTEREST IN GAsToNIA,
New York Man Puts $3.50, 900 in a
Cotton Mill.

Charlotte, y c., January l3.-The Observer
tomorrow will say: Intelligence was received
here last night that George Gould. the New
York millionaire, has become stockholder In
the Loray Cotton mills at Gastonia TO the
amount Of S25O.O and that a check for
this amount has been received In Gastonia. 1t
is also stated that another subscription of
,t5O.OOO from a northern capitalist has been
sent the promoters OF the new mill. These sub
scrptiOns, it is believed, VIII rllse the capltaI
sock of the mill to S 400, oO0 Contracts
for some of the buildings and machinery were
,..7-a II
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Piles Cured Without the Knife.

All druggists ara authorized by the
manufacturers of PAZO OINTMENT to
refund tho money where 1T fails TO cure
any case of piles. no matter how long
standing. Cures ordinary cases in six
days. tho worst cases in fourteen days
One application gives ease and rest. Re
lieyes itching instantly.
This is a new discovery and is the only
pile remedy sold on a positive guarantee
no cure no pay. Price 80 cents.
IL your druggist don't keep 1t In stock
We will forward same by mail.
Manufactured by Paris Medicine Co.,
ST. Louis. Mo
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-15

Forleigh, of Louisville. will be among
those who will look after Governor ray
lor's case. The day here was quiet ana
tonight's trains did not bring any notaple
additions to the crowd already here'
though several hundred witnesses are eX-
pected tomorrow
Senator Blackburn. who has been IN
Washington for several days, will return
tomorrow night. and his colse friends pro-
nounce as silly the stories that he has
relaxed in his support of Goebel. 1t Is
stated he will remain here and assist
Goebel till the fight Is ended.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-15
FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

Victoria, b. c., January 1--Advices by
the steamship Empress of Japan tell of
a fleece storm sweeping the Japanese
coast on December 24th. by which thirty
five junks We're lost while being tOwed
from Osaka 10 Kobe. and Ill persons per
ishCd. a tidal wave accompanied the
storm, by which Ill lives III all were lost.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-15
WORKING AGAINST MONARCHY
Portugal's Neutrality Is Questioned
bv Lisbon Press.

Lisbon, January 13.-The republican
press is working up an agitation against
the monarchy on the basis of England'S
Interference with vessels outside Della
goa bay. They declare that England's
action is a violation of Portugals : neu-
trality and is due to the weakness of the
existing regime.
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St, Adams. n. Y.
will send free to all
a trial Of his fam
Gus method that
has saved SO many
lives and made so
many men. women
and children well
and strong and per
mancntly cured of
oldand difficult rup-
lures. DO not be
backward about
writing for the free
trial. 1t will cost
you nothing and
will enable you to
see how easily you
can cure yourself
I'm a KaTK~ Ghnf-f
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-15
NO CONCLUSION is REACHED.
Roberts Investigating Committee
Makes No Report.

Washington, January 1.-THE Roberts
investigating committee held protracted
executive session today in the hope of
reaching a conclusion. but so many legal
questions were discussed that final re-
sult was not reached nor any vote taken
indicating the standing of the commit
Tee Another meeting will be held to-
morrow A member Of the committee is
authority for the statement that the
DELAY is due mainly to a desire to secure
unanimity and TO avoid, if possible. two
reports.
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To Cure q Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If it falls to cure.
Csc e. w. Groves sig is on each box.
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Shows How Censor Worked.

When the cousii-
tons are right tlie
light leap % a
Chamuis nay start
an avalanche wlmCh
will bury n village
alive- Il takes but
= little thing when
the conditions are
right 10 PROSTATE a
healthy looking
uIlu. Hastily eaten
meals. III tligested
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Public Confidence Restored.

Caracas, January 12.-The financial
crisis is ended The difficulty between
the government and the banks has been
amicably settled and public confidence
is restored.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-15

food. means body Ill nourished, nerv-
nus system on starvation rations and the
blood sluggish and corrupt.
There is no protection against the ava
laucIe There Is protection against dis
ease. When the nerves are unstrung,
the mimi IS irritable. the stomach weak
ami distressed after eating, the brain dull
ami stupid. the conditions are ripe for
serious illness. This NAV be sverted and
the system restored To sound health by
the use Of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery II cleanses the blood,
strengthens the stomach and organs of
digestion and nutrition, nourishes the
nerves, anil produces sound and vigorous
health
six wears az1 LaSs August - writes Mr.. Daniel
4 Carter uf E0st Rowan Co. " c. Z" was
attacked with rnzIariRi fever, was IN bed nine
t1v~ ami then taken with chfils- Had this SIX
fsrnrrtI1s Nv spleen h-came enlarged. aud
vls iu bod uH aud or for four years went to
the do-turs and s0rle Of them said had dys-
persia ot1rrs sasi had liver trouble 50 paid
ont money and nothing did me any good Last
August two wears ago. I commenced taking Dr.
Fierce-s un-stlcsu=s and used ten bottles. and
now can do a. bis dav's work as any man. 1
am = years Old now weigh $50 pounds"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser has been aptly termed the
Bible of the BODY" II Is sent free on
receipt OF stamps to defray expense of
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rec to the
Ruptured
DR.. w. S. Rice, the Well Known Au-
thority, Sends Trial of His Fa-
nous Method Free to All.
Any One Can Now Cure Themselves
at Home without Pain, Danger,
Operation or an Hours Loss
of Time from Work.

To the thousands upon thousands of ruptured
people who torturing themselves with truss
and in momsntary danger of death from
stranguatiOn Dr. W. $. Rice, 325 l.. Main
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-15
Easy Childbirth B stainBack ok WILSON, Atlanta
GEORGIA and FLORIDA

II you want farm in Georgia or Florida.
send for price list and descriptive literature to
w l.. Glessner, Commissioner of immigration.
Macon Ga.
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How To Use Coffee Without Its
Hurting You.

The aromatic oil and Tannic acld IN
coffee is what Gisagrees with the sloh-
ach and produces nervousness. These OBJ
iectiunable ingredients only give haVor
TO the coffee and have nothing TO do with
its stimulating ana eXhilarating elect.
Groves Concentrated Coffee Tablets
contain in a concentrated form all the ac-
tive principles of coffee without the two
Objectionable ingredients when lrrtate
ne stomach thus producing Sour Stom-
ach Dyspepsia and Nervousness. Use
these tablets in place of coffee and these
troubles will disappear.
Relieving that when tried every coffee
ard tea drinker will not only continue TO
use these tablets. but will recommend
them to their friends. We have decided
10 introduce them by sending for 80 days
n 25c package free by mail to any one
who will write for them. Address the
Paris Medicine Co.. ST. Louis, Mo.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-01-15

WANTED-An agent each county in
the United States TO sell Coin on
Money. Trusts and Imperialism" by W.
H. Harvey. author of Coins Fieancial
School" Agents are making from s. TO
$40 a day. ADDRESS Coin Publishing Com
pany. Studio building. Chicago, H.
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STRAWBERRY GROWERS

Should send for handsomely illustrated pamph-
let 20 W. L. Glessner. Commissioner Ok Immi-
grafton. Macon. Ga.
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SENT FREE.

tel"graphy for railroad positions. Situations
secured or money refunded. Southern Telegraph
College, Atlanta. Ga.
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m ailing only.
Send II one-cent
stamps for the
paper covered
book, or 81
stamps for the
cloth boun 4
Address, Doctor
R V. Pierce,
Buffalo, y. Y.
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Tie largest falls are in New York.
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RODS for treasure seekers. guaranteed: circular
free Texas Rod Co, Box 1S4. Dallas Tex
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Wanted agents in every county 10 sell Fam
lily Memorial good profits and steady work.
Ad. Campbell * Co.. SOL Plum St, Elgin. III.
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Rheumatism CURED. BOX FREE.
@.A- - Al N~NANA / Rowan MfI.vartea Via

WANTED-Young men and ladies' 70 learn tel
egraphy and accept paying Positions. iufor-
nation Address Telegraph School, Tenni.ie, ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-09
AFTER NEW CANNING FACTORY
UINTAH PEOPLE ARE ARRANG
ING FOR ONE.
A. L. Brewer of Ogden Behind the
Enterprise-over $4,000 Already
Subscribed by Residents.

Uintah is to have a canning factory.
The details of the enterprise have been
so far completed as to make it prac-
ticaHy certain that the factory will be
UP and in shape for operation next sea-
son.
Oscar Bybee and a number of other
Uiptah gentlemen were in Ogden yes
terday looking up the proposition and
A. L. Brewer of this city, manager of
the Hooper factory, has became in
terested in the project. Over $4,000 has
already been subscribed for stock by
the Uintah and Blaine farmers and as
much more can be raised.
Mr.. Brewer and his associates will
put up whatever else is needed. Twen-
ty-five per cent of the sum subscribed
is expected to be paid in by Oct / The
plan is so far along that the question
of a site is being considered. This mat
ter is being held in allegiance by rea-
son of the uncertainty over the route
of the Union Pacific railroad Some
time ago a route was surveyed throw
ing the line back against the hill,
bringing the depot about oue-third mile
north of its present site.
If no change is made it is proposed
to locate the factory just south of the
. depot on the F'reeborS or Stokes prop
eIly- II the cndhSe IN line IS made.
another site may have to be chosen in
order to be convenient to a side track.
U1ntah people reason that they are
near to the fine tomato and fruit coun-
try of Davis and Weber county and
furthermore are close to railroad ia
cilfties. The fact that the Ufntah
canals have the first irrigating rights
on the Weber river is another fact that
is urged in favor of the enterprise since
there can be no scarcity of crop be-
cause of drought.
AS most of the growers in Uintah,
Burch Creek and Blaine will own stock
in the concern, they will furnish the
factory tomatoes in preference to any
other factory and hence ample win be
assured.
The farmers estima te that they can
cultivate one-third more tomato land
when they are relieved of the necessity
Of hauling their crop to Ogden fac
tories.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-09
Changes In Bank Conditions.

New York, Sept S-The weekly bank
statement for five days shows the follow
ing changes:
surplus reserves decreased 81, 022, DDS.
Loans increased $3.50 coo.
Specie increased $2,3S7, 500.
Legal tenders decreased s., III 100.
Deposits increased 81, !94, 500.
Circulation increased 500. 100.
The banks now hold S26,056, 80 in excess
of the requirements of the % per cent
rule.
The Financier says:
The statement of the banks of New
York for the week ending Sept. s reflects
a somewhat greater degree of business ac-
tiVity both in the matter Of local call
time in a long period the banks have re
Warded to western and southern points.
They gained, il is true, as a result of the
transactions with the sub-treasury, but
the system of averages employed does not
show the exact balance, and the various
than the totals indicate.
The reported loss of cash holding is
small, amounting to 1913, 800, but this, COM
bined with the extra reserve necessitated
BY the expansion of s., 500 deposits de-
creases the surplus a little more than
81 900. CO., bringing the total of SIG, 056, 80,
which is very much higher than at the
corresponding periods over several years
past The gain of 81. $50 600 in loans was
rather larger than anticipated The pres
ent volume of the loan item, amounting
TO nearly Ss19, 10000, is the highest OF the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-09
Ogden Briefs.

The wife of Nathan Kuhn presented
him with a son on the 5th inst.
RUDE Shields, the trick bicycle rider,
was entertaining the public on Twenty
fifth street last evening.
The streets nowadays are lined with
wagonloadS of tomatoes, being brought
in to the factories, which are running
full blast
The trial of Johnson, the colored
man charged with slashing a white
man, about three weeks ago, Will begin
Monday.
Oscar Couch last evening filed suit
against Ogden City, in which he asked
$1,000, alleged to be due as damages
for injuries received from a defective
sidewalk.
The fire department was called out
last evening to the Phoenix mill. The
blaze was an insignificant one and was
eXtinguished before any material dam
age was done
First Church of Christ Scientist
Services, IL a. m, subject, Matter .
Sunday school, 1918, Immediately after
service; Wednesday evening meeting,
p. m; church edifice, Twenty-fourth
street, corner Lincoln avenue. All cor
daily invited.
FOund-Rabv'S bonnet silk Call on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-09
COUNTY TEACHERS.
Meet in Ogden and Effect a Perma-
nent Organization.

nent Organization.
The teachers of Weber county held
their first meeting for the incoming
year in the commissioners room in the
court house, yesterday, Superintendent
w. B. Wilson presiding. . A permanent
organization was effected: Superin-
tendent Wilson, president: A. c. PAT
terSon, vice president: Emma Ander-
son, recording secretary John c. Neal.
corresponding secretary Albert ]. Al
len, treasurer h
After some little discussion on The
subject Of nature study: the following
committee was selected to recommend
a suitable text book for teachers bear
ing upon that subject: A. c. Patter-
Koch. rs
The state fair exhibit was spoken of
briefly, and in order to have Weber
county schools well represented the fol-
lowing committee was appointed: J.
r. Bens. Miss Emma Anderson. Fred
Helen Rhees.
A majority of the schools will com
mence ON Monday next. Following is
list of the names of teachers EN-
ployed for the ensuing year:
Birch Creek-K. F. Harris. DrincipaI
|. Eden-A- J. Allen, principal; one va
cancy.
Farr West-John E. Groberg, princi-
pal; Mary z. Taylor
Garland-John Wheeler, principal;
Isabelle Bingham.
HOOper-A- G. Patterson, principal:
J. r. Bens. Joseph H. Fowles, Samuel
Bidduloh.
Harrisville-John c. Neal, principal:
Emma Anderson.
HuntsvilIe-David LangIais, princi-
pal; Lottie Heninger, Mary Lofgren,
Laura Wood. Louise Wangsgard.
KaneSville-A- Green, jr
Liberty-R. w Game, principal; one
vacancy.
Manifestation Rhees, principal;
Hattie Rheader.
North Ogden-Fred Barker, PRINCIPAL.
John O. BlayIock. Maggie Chambers
Pleasant View--Josie Seaman, princi-
pal; Miss Shaw.
Plain City-Mrs. Charles E. Now.
principal; Maggie Jenkins, Hattie
Koch
Perry-A. E Stanton.
Poplar-Sarah Stevenson.
Riverdale-W. G.. Crogum, principal;
Hilder Larsen.
ROy-Vacant.
Randall-Ruby G. Young.
Slaterville-J. 3. Miller
Taylor-phomas r. Jones. principal:
Elizabeth Hunter.
Uintah-Vacant, principal: Olive A.
Pratt
Wilson-Joseph A. Sill, principal; Hill
der Ipsen.
West Weber-Joseph BidweIL princi-
pal: Sarah Hawkes..
Warren-C. Z. Palmer, principal:
MelYina Thomas.