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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-28

Coal is necessity-you will need a
supply soon-better order now. Good
clean Lehigh coal at $500 for 2240
lbs.-Smyrna Trans. & Mfg. Co.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-28

Don't fail to attend the opening of
Miss Paimatary's Millinery display,
April 9th and 18th.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-28

The uncertainty of the fruit crop,
thus cnrtailing fixed freighting bust
ness, has caused us TO add sale of Fer
tilizers to our present business in or
der to increase our traffic. We have
adopted new plan. Will sell exclu-
sively for cash. In selling goods on
this basis we'll aim to make it worth
your while to provide the ''ways and
means" in order to get the low cash
prices. See us before buying. Smyrna
Trans. & Mfg. Goa. E. Jardlue,
Treas.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-28

We are still selling extra quality coal,
full weight, fair prices. Cosgriff &
Reynolds.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-28

Capt. Smith has a supply of the j.
E. Tygert Co.'S. popular brands of
Fertilizer at Smyrna Landing.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-03-28

Sunday afternoon the teaching of
the quarterly temperance lesson in AS
bury M. E. Sunday School was fol.
lowed by special program arranged
by the pastor, DIR. Watt. Questions
were asked concerning the relation of
the temperance cause to the Sunday
School, to the church the State and
the W. G. j. U. W. o. Hoffeck er,
William FAIRIES, L. M. Price, Miss
Mary W. Thompson, Mrs. Kate E..
Smithers answered the questions and
DIR. Watt remarked after each address.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-09-22

tormer $3.50 to $4,000 is our top coat range.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-09-22
raj dozen in blue, black, brown
Ase long wearing E-@---------~--"-s-~-'--'--"''-

made and stylish ma Ike Table Liner
Foot, Schuze & Co.. "
arxoz O. r,-, Ch:.of | IF a factory in Ireland had
mems $3.50 $500 and $3.50 " o s'0O' " >',
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
MAIN RINK.

The usual big Saturday night crowd was in evidence last night at the Main. and merry and joyous crowd it was Verify it was Christmasc rowd, having a taste of Merry Christmas The manage ment announce a special matinee on Christmas afternoon, at which especially fine music will be fur nished by the full brass Dand An other consignment of skates has ar rive and there will be enough "to go around for everyone who wants to skate. An innovation will be inau- gurated on next Saturday night when an extra skating session will be given from 10 to 12 D. m. and on each Saturday night following This will prove q great boon to the skaters who are obliged to work the earlier hours of the evening. On New Years eve a watch party will be given from 10 D. m to 12:30 a. m. and it will prove to be an inter- esting affair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
NEW PASSENGER
 RATES TO EAST,

Little Rock. Dec. 22.-On December 25. new and reduced passenger rates from Little Rock and all points cov- cred in the Arkansas rate sheet to points in Ohio and the northeast gen. erally will go into effect. The change applies to tickets purchased via both the Rock Island and Iron Mountain
 routes and follows the action of the Pennsylvania railroad and the rail- roads throughout Ohio in reducing their fares from 3 cents to cents a mile. The Pennsylvania system in au- gurated the reduction some time ago and the cut was quickly followed by the Ohio roads, and sicne then pas
 senger tariff experts have been busy figuring on new rate sheets for all points affected, even remotely. The rate sheets have been finished and have been received by the passenger
 departments in this city.
 Under the rate sheet the fare from
 Little Rock to Cincinnati is reduced rom s21,45 to s20.45, to Akron from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
EXPELLED AMERICAN
 STUDENT PROTESTS
Compelled to Leave French Semi nary, He Will Formally Notify
 Ambassador.

Paris, Dec. 22.-The teachers and students of the famous St. Sul- plice seminary here were expelled today.
 Among the students were a nun : Der of British subjects and one American, who read an energetic protest.
 Hec laimed they were here under an agreement with the French gov ernment. Tn foreign students also announced their intention of calling the attention of their embassies to the action.
 The Chamber of Deputies today decided to debate the new relig- ious law tomorrow. The postpone ment demanded by M. Pelletan, Radical Socialist, in behalf of the extreme anticlericals, led today to an energetic outburst from Premier Clemenceau. who characterized the demand as a maneuver of false friends desiring to embarrass the government by attempting to deal separately with representation of property and regulation of worship, thus causing delay.
 The Premier insisted on a rapid solution of the question. as the government is facing a difficult sit- uation in an intellectual manner, ow- ing to the insufficiency of the pres ent law.
 The Chamber agreed with the Premier. It was understood in the Hobbies that M. Clemenceau intend ed to make vigorous speech to- morrow
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G=t-.Ezzt A4.sza. .eaeat1 1.Fteser .ll,a f-#=s''a senior Warden j. Me
 CniIoeh Win Be Here.

St. John Day. December -. wfff be observed by the Masonic lodges of Pine Bluff by the joint installa= tion of officers Of Pinc Bluff No. e.. and Jacob BrBump lodge Ne l60, r. and \. NJ. The installation will be by Grand Master Jacob Triebcr, as- sisted by Grand Senior Warden j.. \. MeCulIoeh, r. and A M., Arkan- SaS, which will br held in the Ma sonic lodg" room. a banquet will be served at he Jefferson hotel.
 The following committees have charge of arrangements. From Pine BlBuff lodge Nc. G9. D. I. Mills, w. M.; !. II. Watkins. C. W. Byin@ton; from Jacob Blump Nc 1Go, C. II. Smith ". NJ; Gabe Mey- CT, R. C. Wolff
 The following are the officers who will be installed on thiS occasion:
 Pine Bluff lodge No. 69. D. I. Mills, w. M. J. H. Watkins, s. w. Elmo Marsh, J. w.. A. Brewster, treasurer; G. w. Byington, secreta- fy; T. l.. Savin. $. D.; P. C. Chest mutt, J. D.; E Hcrcher, $. S.; C. s. Bacon, J. s. Jacob Brump lodge Mo- 1GO: II. E. Williams, w M: Adam Robinson, s. w.: J. A Holmes. J. w.; Chas. Veil, treas urer; C. E. Moore, secretary; I. Rutstein, S. D.; w. s. Beard, J. D.: Jos Plasto, s. S.: Wm Ellis. J. S.; w. H. Hall, tyler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
CATHOLIC OBSERVATIONS
 OF CHRISTMAS

The Catholic church looks upon the natal day of Christ as festi val of deep religious moment for all classes of people In some churches there is a tendency to treat the day as ch;ldren's affair. The Catholic church does not ex- clude Santa Claus nor Christmas trees, but il, idea is that the day should be celebrated like Easter Sunday and other days which com memOrate great event of the lift of Christ.
 The services will begin at St Jo- seph's church on Christmas day at a. m. and conclude in the morning at 1O:30 a. m. At night. 7:30, there will be sermon by Father Mclean. who also breaches at the 10:30 \. m. service. and benediction.
 The church will be handsomely decorated by the ladies in charge ef the several altars. Special music will also be provided. The collee- tion taken up is to aid young men who are studying to become priests
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

Tha meeting of the &#H 7.ao- cratic Central eom1Hittes s4as s.allaG 10 order Friday nieht D. 4lr N 3. Alexander. Mf. ]. \. Frazier waa elected temporary scefetFT.. in tho absence of Mr D. C. Bel. The rell call came next.
 Then motion was !nadn shat a committee of four be appointed to select iudges for the elee ioA Thi motion was seconded af3 passed. The following committee was ai- pointed to select judges: Alf. J. \ Frazier of the First ward, Mr. X. Brewster of the Second ward, MT. ]. W. Crawford of the Third ward, Mr. Ben !. 9Altheimer of the Fourth ward
 The following judges were sc lected:
 First ward-Fred Fox, R. A.. Poole and Mat Cleveland.
 Second ward-M. J. Mead, W. w. Byrd and C. s. Bacon.
 Third ward-A. s. Trigg. E. A. Howell and Alex Strauss.
 Fourth ward-J. A. Clements. R. l.. Rutherford and Simon Bloom.
 The following resolution then passed the house:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
ONE OF THE
 STRONGEST IN COI\jJ.S

The Travellers Fire Insurance company, in which all Pine Bluff feels a local pride exhibits very pardonable pride in exploiting the fact of the recent purchase of the Rhodes-Haverty building, a three story brick and stone structure. on Main street.
 In today's Graphic is a large dis play advertisement for this enter. prising concern, which should inter- est everyone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
sJIJ.DosE TS
Gjiy 9em8oya5js Central 39nM.Ho9 Maas9
 and ioId2 5n1po Soasj> Gi5y Mali. Both Juds3s oi Elees and 1oi-
 ing Places Selected for Various Wards

E. | resolved 6bas=the judges a5 the various wae.1suI inc city ot lai.ss Bt0T shall megl aJ ,Heif respective sof.n4 pl4-ca at 1s3e D. m. eo .l24z s;s5T S, s90e= Tor tAe purpose of oleeting three men from each ward to act as central committeeman from their respective wards for the city of Pine Bluff 10 serve for thc HeNt two wears.
 .... meeting pFa4"s for the votef* 9-'.f h9.
 i. s4rt.= in=the= rear Of the Brookhill hotel
 Second ward. in NeNander= broth CTS store
 Third ward ro 5e selected by Mrs w. B. Alexander before the first of the year. Fourth ward Ar ]. N Clements stable Motion was made to return the votes to the county clerk for safe keeping. This motion was second- . ed and passed. The motion to adjourn, to meet l on the ninth of January at ? o'clock D. m, in the county judges office, ] prevailed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

Miss Caida Strassenburg came in from Garland, Tex, Friday night te spend the Christmas holidays wita relatives, Mr and Mrs. Frazier. relatives, MT. and Mrs L. E. Frazier
 MT. John Campbell. bookkesDsr and cashier for the Union Furniture aoha pany left tue city Saturday to spSed Christmas i1 his home in Atlasea, Ga
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\ COUPLE OF "BOQUETS."

The Pine Bluff Graphic, an admira- able afternoon newspaper of that city, came out last Sunday with 64 pages of advertising and other reading mat ter. It carried probably 40 pages of display advertising. It was an excel lent paper and it reflects credit on it's manager.-TeXarkana Courier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

The Pine Bluff Daily Graphic shows commendable enterprise by issuing a siXty-fOur page, Christmas edition, this week, of that paper. It was neatly printed and we'll illustrated and giving splendid write-up of Pine Bluff as a business point.-Arkadelphia Stand ard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
NOLAND BRINGS
 A LARGE CARGO.

The Lucille Rowland arrived here Saturday afternoon, loaded with 300 bales of cotton and 2,!OO sacks of cotton seed. The boat wa, ex- pected Friday night, but was delay ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

They eAe1@iae3 5hal h., e@>H. at..s..G ehe..s t9 c.9 a l *. e5st=....s7.... ..=4=. ..tl. ..aaI |. .5.. course u -.z al.eta.se Iaa attetas a-..aI vi sIa sa.fe in =tse=t. aa#.aa- z...ia= =asti1 taaa ia Lae allonro52.
 ae#el tlae 3aate}Ds #ae '.9I s. e9H Ference at .So. oa RFoaa- W"> "a.l1tad him that thcy had Gn- tsaol their examinations so far as SaE ToF1, i5 concerned.
 Our action, :, said Alfred D. Ed dE ot Chicago, principal Western attorney for the Standard, sdoes aet mean that the ease is ended = not at all. We merely decided to call nc more witnesses ill New York
 We may put in testimony in the west. We are not fully decided on that. but the case will not be closed to Us by any means. The prosecu- tion spent a year and half in get ting it's evidence. and We have been onl' d brief time thus far. :,
 Former Judge Johnson of St Loui i, representing he minority in teresi in the WaterS-Pierce comna- ny, said he would probaly call some Wlth"s@es in St. Louis Mf HadleE WOUl.i Hat discuss the case but he smiled when questioned about it. He said he would return tc Ais souli as fast as he could. and prob ably not visit New York again for some time.
 Only Two Wi,ncsst- C.,i'ed.
 Expected to last weeks. fho hear in%s. which were for the sOla pi11- posa of giving the Standard an Gp- Portunity for reouttal. lasted pre- cise ly two days and :, half. Two Lew Wt:EtSeeS were c%a3llncd tn- day p. c. Crenshaw, general nlan- ager of the sales dnbarttlou5 of a branch of the Standard oil in h. liana. and George M Mayer. man ager of the Stant,ard in Kansas City.
 Questioned about the TeaG1e- Gardner rate war in Kansas City. MT. Meyer admitted that he ha;, brought about settlement of it. be- lieving such war to be detrimental 10 trade Mr Crenshaw caused mild amusement by saving tn" Standard Oil company di business in a strictly ethical way.
 Tt has been shown, said Mr Hadley. "that the Standard organiz- ed bogus compa nies. that i- gave rebates and gave falsn glaaes to it's agents, and still you say if liI pus- mess in an ethical way?''
 Il do not know that tlle ~ompany
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
REMAINS OF MR. SEWARD
 BROUGHT TO CITY

The remains of Mr Tom Senyard, who died Saturday, were brought to Douglas in gasoline boat and carried overland to Warner and shipped in here at 4:45 Sunday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
SPECIAL MEETING FOR
 JEWISH YOUNG; LADIES

All the Jewish young ladies of the city are requested to attend special meeting at the temple Sun day at 5 D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
PRESENTED RMPLOYES WITH
 GOOSE FOR CHRISTMAS

Last night at quitting time at the enterprising plumbing establishment of Robinson brothers the employees were agreeably surprised by being presented eac with large, fat goose for Christmas by the proprie- tors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

Mr. Gus Mooney. who works for the Hampton Cotton comDaay at Hampton, was in the city vest crday, with his parents, MT. and Mrs T. A. Mooney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

did these things" the witness re- piled. II am satisfied ti.at it didn't because it is total!,= unlike the company. I don't take these things into consideration Whcn 1 say what l do. I say the company is ethical because it didn't give re- bates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
:, s-.8 s1s'.
 4taH MEANS >3FETHiNG

tn fc1aE's Grq5hi |, u half page "tse=ele..sss4"a es the IIollenbcre Music company that every house holder should carefully read. For what is home without piano?
 Established in 1853, the Hollen- berg company is today one of the strongest and most reliable in the country. Thousands of Arkansas people will testify to this, and the concern needs no introduction or HcOmmendation from us.
 Read what the company has to say
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
THE. JEFFERSON POOI.
 HALL OPENED SATURDAY

The Jefferson pool hall opened up Saturday with a first-class equip ment and expect many patrons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23
Rev. Sam s. Holcomb. city mi

Rev. Sam s. Holcomb, city mis- sionary, has opened a mission re- lief" room at 21S State street and any food or clothing sent there will old phone 911
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

i.t $. Hadley, attorney a@n- Missouri, had no opportunity
 -ouestion high officials Of noration, as he had hopet. VI been understood that .)oha shbold and perhaps other Ant men would be put on the NJ the corporations attorneys ' testimony in rebutta', Lat &lecided at the last moment Standard Oil array of eoun- T no more witnesses shculd n by the defense.
 6change of front came as I
 e surprise to Attorney t1en- Sdley, but not altoget her as efse to disinterested persons, Ll followed tie invest i@a! ion. pointed out that Nr. lIadicy. bit cross-eXamination. had more damaging testiia aCny |tandarG Oil witnesse than witnesses hostile to tie cor h. This was MT. Had!eys llso, and he was looking for agerly to the cross-exs nina long list of Standard Oil Hadlcy Disappointed. as visibly disappointed st tbe hich the inquiry took. and making no comment for Guo-
 he let it be known trai he d the decision to p,esent no stimony as a practical aban- 1t of the defense.
 'neys for the company were
 Y not satisfied with the 2 that had been made by the ,, and when the hearing be- lancellor Anthony was ended n today they held a confer nd asked that no afternoon
 be held.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-23

' s7. .2 NHanc5 from 525.-
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 pads HIt 1'rt a;tttts= that Ht the many aer part .,==.= fpgEz.4 Uso C covered.
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l, I,cbut!al by Trusts
 Counsel.

York. Dec. 22.-With s'ir- ! bbruptness hearings in 1na Oil inquiry came to close
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8Il3 INSTALLATION l

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HI: QUERIES j $

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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
MOORE BROS. & SAVER
K ~ nSa NYx.oYNAA

MOORE BROS. & SAVER,
311 Nicollet av. #sz.sss
1904 10Th av s, s rooms, modern, S oo. No.
2ols Portland AZ, 9 rooms, thoroashly mod
17os Hawthorn av, . rooms, modern except
1121 Western az. IL rooms, modern suitable
for tive families. $45. 80,
415 Lyndale Eav N, q rooms. modern, So
1924 9Th sav NJ 8. rooms. city Water, pain,
S{aaS95 furnace, barn, $50. -
211S Ilion av n, 10 rooms, modern, barn, SD
2716 Nicolletsay, rooms, city water, path'
415 W. aetn .: st, 6 rooms. modern SIS.
2446 Harriet av, s rooms, modern. barn 300.
$500 Hennepin av, 10 rooms, thoroughly mod
ern, $40.
GIG 9th st Sc, IL rooms. thoroughly mod
s27 It'll st Sc 10 rooms modern, $40.
1928 18th st N, I'd floor, rooms, thoroughly
modern, with furnace, 500.
509-511 18th av n, new broom mats, tnor
~ oughly modern except heat, $40 and $2l
100 East Island iav, list floor, B rooms, mod
er nexcept heat, $15.t ay7stf 80
We have number of very attractive, steam
heated fats for rent. Ask for our list.
We have listed with us for rent Tor thu
summer a broom apartment, an S-room dat ant
. an S-room house. These are all very desir
able in locations and furnishings We have
also furnished fiat for rent for Longer
period which Is also desirable.
Call for our rental bulletin for complete
properties with us for rent We can get de
sirable tenants. =, .t%
Moore Bros & Sawyer,
y - - s 81 Nicollet av. 1T
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20 o 20 Il O. o 90 o o Il o o 20 o o S.
, WANTED-AF TENANT
Between now and May for an elegant
fat in duplex house; sever large rooms,
, modern throughout; occupied by owner; s
!, 604 RfdgeWood av s; charming location
!, b45o Twin city
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n Is 18th ST. $40, WARM GROOM HOUSE
in good condition. gas and city water Call
1S25 Nicollet
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nErEcTIvE AGEEcIEs

McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY-PRoMPT
service unequaled facilities. reasonable rates.
References, police headquarters. 30 kasots
block. N. w. phone.
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IRARTER AND EXCHANGE

re, .s-mS,.n sTocT Tnp sHTT AZ
$25 that pays s per cent; you are only get
& ting 8 or per cent; why not double your IN
terest; one to ten shares only to customer.
Address 2424, journal.
SALE OR EXCHANGE. 1900 FEET CANVAS
wall, feet high. lUO poles and guys; suitaDae
for enclosin: ball park; is In GOOD condltloa'
cost $3.50 last year: want cash OF diaHonu'
HEAVY BIRCH DOOR, 4xs FEET. TWO
fancy birch newell posts two cheap windows vs.
with frames heavy plate glass with SASH, -, 81
exchange for anything can use 25eo, journal.
ANTED-sEcoND-HAND ROLL TOP DESK,
upright letter file, stationery cabinet oni i;,s
sse sse esf Address sst sss
ONE ELGIN 15-JEWEL LADY's GOLD WATCH,
one Waltham 15-jewel gents silver watch,
also Victor talking machine; trade for pony,
motorcycle or typewriter. PALS, Journal.
BAILEY LETTER PRESS WITH RUBBER
roller, 4O-galon galvanized iron reservoir,
tor, brooder or cash 27o2 Journal.
FIVE REGISTERED sHohTaoRN cows AND
bulls: one COW weighs 1.SO0 lbs: also. stock
IN reliable company to exchange Tor horses
WILL EXCHANGE IL QUARTER SECTIONS
agricultural lands, some improvements, Emu
eRsap f fop tssn tSs
GOOD COOK STOVE, NO. 8, WITH REsER-
voirs and pipes, want groceries, wood coal.
furniture or rugs; snap for cash. Address
316l, Journal.
70 EXCHANGE-sALOON AND REsTAU
rant, doing good business, for anything l car
use heavy ho"ses or clear land. Address
3244, Journal Iak-
WILL EXCHANGE CYPRUS INCUBATOR, $40
egg: wooden hen, 200 size. for cash: good
| shot gun or rifle. What have you? 2423
| Journal.
HAVE A GOOD REMINGTON TYPEWRIT
err that will trade for motorcycle Wha
have you to offer? Address 3O13, Journal
WILL EXCHANGE PRACTICALLY NEW
large No Is Wheeler & Wilson tailor sewing
machine for tailoring. Address $500, Journal
WILL EXCHANGE BENCH AND sL1TTINt
/ shear, cuts No. 16 iron, for anything ca
use Address 2647. Journal.
WANTED-EDIsON PHONoGRAPH IN Elk
change for typewriter monograph. Ad
| dress 1906, Journal.
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Unfinished Flats.

UnfuTn1SneQ ElaCS.
SNAP IN MODERN HOME.
So, 20O-SpIendid seyen-room house, east front
full basement good furnace, large lot,
hardwood finish, hardwood floors, large
columns between rooms. thoroughly supsto,
date bathroom with open plumbing, nickel
. finish; property in hrst-cfass repair, and
certainly could not be duplicated for our
price; located on Fremont ay NJ, near
9th. Can be seen at any time. Call
for particulars.
s. d Moore Bros. s. Sawyer,
Ii Bill Nicollet Av.
UNFTRNIsHED FLATS FOR RENT.
$1T-240 10th ay- n, 5 rooms, first floor, mod
q er1l. So ;ss5Ss s4s# s$5. s5l z
$16-1512; Doth az N. 6 rooms, first floor, mod.
ern except heat, hardwood floors, near
car line. 5ss4
s11-s25 9Th st S. 3 rooms, third floor, mod
ern conveniences KS
S1O-147 18th st N, 5 rooms, second floor
city water.
City Realty Co., rs ST,
POS Boston block. IS