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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
MEETING DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

The Democratic Executive Committee. pursu-
ant to Il call ef the chairman, met In the upper
room of the courthouse. on Tuesday, May 2'th'
at l O'Clock, p. III.
Present.. Q. PlattenburS, j. ). White' >.
3. Mcdonald. james H. Barnes and j. ID. Con-
ner.
The following resolutions and orders were
adopted L.,
That all qualified voters may cast their bal
lots In other than their own township or pre-
cinct provided that the Judges shall swear sucn
voters that they have not and Will not vote u.
my other place, and that they are not v1tlng iof
township officers case the voter snail ouer ~
vote outside his own township.
That Mayview be established AS an auditlonal
precinct for Washington township, Tor tie pur-
poses of the primary election, with the lOiioW-
Ing Judges OF election :-HeZekiah Waterhouse,
Arthur Brown, John p. Herr and Reuben Puch-
ett. 1900. :.
That one hundre ed posters, with the names OF
all candidates for all Offices he printed anu post
ed in conspicuous places ut each precinct
That the candidates for tho Office of criminai
Judge be voted npOn, at the primary election. 10
be held ON the 5th OF June, and that the candi-
date receiving the highest number oil Votes oe
declared the choice of the democracy oil lAalAS
ette county; and that such person be permit'eu
to select the delegates to represent this county
in the district judicial convention subject 10 the
approval of this committee. -
The chairman was requested to notify lhe uil-
ferent candidates for criminal judge in the DIS,
trict. and also the members OF the sixth Judicial
circuit and johnson county OF the action oi TINS
committee. q. PLATIENBUK KG'
| Secretary pro. TEN. Dem EN. Com
Nav
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
PROPOSALS.
-FSR THR-
PUBLIC PRINTING
STATE OF MISSOURI.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC PRINTING
JEFFERSON CITY. May ~, 1850
Sealed proposals. Will be received ny ,ae SOn ,.
missi oners OF Public Printing ut the Office of the
Secretary Of State Of the State of Missouri until
IL O'Clock n. on Monday, June 2lst. 1850: lor
executing the State Printing Tor the term oi TWO
years. fr0un and after the irst day OF July next.
in accordance with the provisions OF chapter
al of ths Revised Statutes Of 1878. ,., ,,,...
The printing for the State 10 divided into three
classes, to be let In separate contracts' as ioi
''"'' FIRST CoNTRACT-FIRsT CLASS.
1. Prososals must specify the price per thou
sand ems for the composition of all bills ior the
two Houses of the General Assembly, ,!,nuuIf tIe
printing of all and all ererea
the General Assembly. or either branch tnereoa,
| other than such as shall be printed in pamphlet
:. The price per token for press work for the
| same.
SECOND CONTRACT-sECOND CLASS.
l. The price per thousand ems for the cempo.
sitOn Of the Journals of the Senate ana House Oh
| Represent stiyes, aud Of such reports. comnu
! nicatIOns and other documents ~ enter into ana
make palt Of the Journals. or the appendices
| thereto; sli repo Is and all communications and
other documents ordered by the General Assem-
bly, or either branch thereof. or by the Executive
Departments, 10 be printed In pamPhlst ior,'
| together with the volumes OF public documents.
the printing Of the general local laws and Joint
resolutions.
3 The price per token Tor press-WsrK Ior the
| same.
THIRD CoNTRACT-THIRD CLASS.
l. The price per Thousand ems for the compo-
| sition si all blanks, circulars and other work
| necessary TOR the use OF the Executive Depart
ments, other than such - shall be printed IN
pamphlet form. A..
.. The price per quire for press-work for the
same.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
bond, executed by the bidder, with al least two
coed and sufficient securities. satisfactory to the
Commissioners Of Public Printing. in the penal
sum OF 81, 600, conditioned tor the faithful per-
formance, pursuant TO said chapt Of such class
or classes OF the State printing Us may be ad-
Judged to him MICH'L MCGRATH,
Secretary of State,
| THOS. HOLLADAY,
| State Auditor,
JAS. L. McHENRY.
| Register of Lands,
may27t4 Commissioners Of Public Printing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Barnett c. Moran, by his GER
w tam deed OF trust. dated the alst day Of
March, 1879, and recorded in the recorders OIL
dee OF Lxfay cite county, In the state OF Missouri
s. blackwell, AS trustee fer Turner Williamson,
tho following described real estate, situated in
the county of Lafayette. and state OF Missouri.
te-wit: The sne-eighth undivided interest in
and t0 the southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter of section twenty (2O) also the south
section twenty coy also the east halt OF the
southwest quarter oil said section twenty COY
also the sHut Invest auxrtcr OF the southeast uar-
Ter Of said section twenty (2J) i; RIso two AMI
tlty nn,re,lths e. aO-lO0) taken oil OF
the northeast corner oi the northeast quarter ri
the northeast quarter Of seciiom twenty nine
coy. aliin township nifty taO) Vf range twenty
sight t,S) except twenty (.ul acres srId TO Vim.
Smith hnd wife. being the west half OF the south
west quarter OF the southwest quarter uI section
twenty ,:0). IN township iilty Coi, of range
twrnty-cight t2s) the land intended To he ere
by convey -'i hring the One-eiShth undivided IN
tcrcst III the lanis OF John u. Moran . decr:se ii
AMI. whereas, the said decd was made Ia
secure The aymrnt Oi certain prnntssory
note in sad d. ed described; ani, whereas the
sad not. IL still du. aud remains unpaid
now. therefore, at the request "f the law Ia
| holder AMI owner of rHid note. and in pursuance
of the provisions Of said deed Ot trust viii, Oh
TUESDAY, JUNE I'D, lSs0.
| bctu cen the h0urs 0i y o'cuck in the forenoon
anh h o'clnck in the afternoon OF ihHi day, a
pubic renilur, to the highest bidder, for cas-,
IN hand, front oil the con th0nse door, IN III,
county oil I.ula yettr. and state Ui Missouri, pro
cce'i To sell tie real estate herein above 'lescrb
pay said note ANA interest together with III
cOstn ani eXpenses oi thus trust.
| JOHN y. BLACKW ELL.
| may3!td Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
THE COUNTY PRIMARY ELECTION.

In another part OF this issue will be
found. printed for the second time, the
rulss to govern the primary election for
county officers, which is to be held
June S. They should be carefully read
by every democrat, and a united effort
should be made by the judges. assisted
by the democratic voters 10 see that
they are carried out in letter and spirit
In order that there shall be no nis-
understanding regarding the matter we
will briefly mention the plan submitted
by the committee.
The object sought is the free and
fair nomination OF democratic candidates
for Offices elective by the people Of La
iayette county. With this in yisw every
democrat in the county is not only lnvi-
ted but urged to attend the election and
by his ballot aid in making proper Sc
lsctisns for the various positions. The
qualifications Ter voters are simple.
The person offering to vote must either
be at the time legal voter in the coun
ty. or 80 situated that he will be legal
voter at the election in November He
must be democrat. Or have voted fer
Samuel j. Tilden for president. No
other perss ems are entitled to vote, and
the executive committee justly says, any
attempt to do SO, by.persoas not posses
sing the proper qualifications. is fraud,
The ballots to be used will be furnish
ed BY the committee, and will be strips oil
white paper with the title of each officer
printed thereon, with a blank place fol
tho name Of the person to be veted tor
In order to expedite the counting o.
the vsts fsur judges and four clerk:
will be appointed at each precinct.
The polls will be open from O'Clock
.. M, until sundswn.
This. in q word, is the plan. 1t only
needs the hearty cooperation of mem
bsrs of the party to carry it through
harmonisusly and fairly. Under it nom
but democrats can vote. The execu
tive committee gives good reasons VIII.
fhey should not. We agree, entirely
With thsiP view. A man to help shap
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
THE PROBATE JUDGESHIP.

EDITOR INTELLIaENCER:-Please allow briei
suggestion to the democrats Of Lafayette county
in reference to probate judge.
Col. Rsthb4n and Judge Burden have brought
into the canvass matters which the good OF the
democratic party demand should never be
brOached.
They have pursued each other with bitterness
Of elimination and recriminatiOn, greatly caleu-
lated to divide and distract the party.
They hav. seemingly, acted upon the assump-
tinn that of necessity one or the other OF them
must be nominated; that. IN all this county there
are none others beside themselves whom the
people can seriously consider.
Now, is It not the true and wisest policy fOI
the democracy TO ignore them both and nOmi-
nate man who has 6hpyn himself above the
use OF such means in his caDVass-=one who does
not seek to rise by pulling others down, but sim;
ply relies upon his own merits?
Woald it not be best to nominate Judge Hord
and thus, while slevating man to the position
in every way competent, worthy and deserving
of the honor and trust, at the same time rebukt
that spirit whlcE does not hesitate Ior the sake
of personal advancement tG make use oil mean,
dangerous to the harmony and unity of the very
organization upon which all hope Of success de
pends. Yours, CREDO.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
Stock Notes.

Mr. James Davis shipped from Aullvlle, last
Monday. 3 cars fat natives. Mr.. W. +. Handy
shipped one carsat same time.
Mir WIN. K. Finch shipped frOa Aallville,
Tuesday, cars of cattle und car hOg3.
Rubt. HudnaIl shipped 10 Chicago. May 18th.
500 hogs. Jas. Kelly also iGO hogs. Sparks and
Cheatham also large lot, all in one train OF 30
cars from Bates City.
Mr.. Ed. Youngs, of Freedom township.
bought 3 fine thoroughbred shorthorn yeaIling
bull ut the recent Kansas City sale; also Poland
China boar.
Goldsmith Maid has a fine horse colt about two
weeks old
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
Personalities.

Miss Mary f, Major, of Aullvills, Is visiting
friends here.
Mrs Christine Eerg. who has been quite Ill
with asthma. 10 better.
Mr.. Judson Watkins, oi Lawson. Ray coun-
ty, was in the city Thursday.
Uncle Fred Zeiler got home from his Kansas
City trip last Tuesday.
Mr.. John Rogers, Of Columbia, aged 80 years,
un uncle Of Mr.. W. H Foster. paid us pleas
ant visit yesterday. He IS 3 remarkably we'll
| preserved man Of his age.
Hon. NJ. v. L. NcCleland. who IL making an
active canvass of the district, for the non1ina-
, ton to congress, was al Moberly Wednesday,
and returned home with the delegates from this
| county.
Mr. c. E. Stokes, Of the Dexter City Enter
prise Monitor, spent last Thursday in this city
| on visit to his family. which is spending u
few months with DR.. r. q. Chambsrs. their
| kinsman.
| Bates County Democrat:-''Nr. Jed. Bed
ford, who will have charge Of the coal mines
,suth Of the river. Is in the city. and would like
| to rent q residence. Stir around, gentlemen,
l and have him locate hers.''
Mrs. A. e. Martin, OF Louisiana. No. is Wis
lting her daughters, Misses Carrie and Bette
Martin, pupils of Central College. She will re-
| main until after commencement, aud We hope
her visit will be pleasant one.
| Sedalls Democrat, 26th :-''Aiss Matte l..
derdolr, of Lexington, stopped In Sedalis the
past two or three days, visiting her cousin, MISS
Lutte Smith, She was on her return home from
l u visit to st. Louis. and left yesterday morning
| for Lexington.
Miss Florence Price will accompany the Miss
es Prowers. hough and Moore, OF Central
Female College, to Colorado territory, to spend
the school vacation with them at their homes al
Les Animas and vicinity. We wish her pleas
| ant visit and safe return.
| Col, Hiram Bledsoe, of Cass county, delegate
| To the Moberly convention, spe.t some TIME
with his many friends here going to aud re-
| turning from the convention. He looks re-
markably we'll, scarcely u day older than wher
he led his famous battery on to victory durini
the war.
DR.. w. C. Hall. Of st. Joseph. deputy grant
| commander of the knights templar Of Missouri
was In the city last Monday night, and confer
red the orders of knighlhsod upon several ROya
> Arch masons, 1t being the regular meeting nigh
5 of DeMolay commandery, No. 5. We arc sla
to know that this comqandsry is now In
dourishing condition. having considerable
= work on hand and In prospect.
: Messrs. Il. W. Campbell, Of Benton. H.
( | Hamilton, OF Cole. James II. Johnston. q
Cooper, E. T. Rhse, of Hickory. r. p. har
wood, of johnson, T. b. Clark, Of Morgan
/, Frank Houston, of Pettis, and A. j. Hall. q
| Lafayette, were in attendance on the meeting {
l the congressional committee III this city. iai
Tuesday.
> Mr.. John Yokely, OF Vernon county, fcrmerl
o l of Lafayette. paid us pleasant visit Monday
| He had been here for some time settling up b
business He still bankers after his old hon
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
RESPONSE OF MR.. BLEDs0E.

EpITeR RISrELLiGrNcER--Ib beg leave TO occupy
q short space in your valuable paper to answer
the very complimentary notices tharein con-
tanned. suggesting me proper and suitahls
FersOn for representative Oh the western district
of Lafayette county. return my sincere thanks
to the a9lE9rs of the communications, well
as 10 the many other warm friends who have
personally urged mr to bacome candidate ioI
the nomination Tor the stics named and regret
that my business aud other relations in life ar.
such to compel me to decline tc enter the
list Y competitor for that honor.
Very respectfully.
RGRr II HI.EnSnE
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
l. GARD.
5tIUfEy
ROBT. d. BLEDSOE

EDITOR INTELLIGENCEh:-The aftilie in Your
last Issue signed Lexington. writicH anH
concoetei by ID. shewalter, Tie law par,ner
yOur next issue, my card Is crowded out in
this. The people OF Middleton will understand
tic insult that is offered them by Mr.. Shewaltcr.
In stating they ore capable si treating stranger
with disrespect and conumely. See the letter
of Mr.. Ed X. Barnett below
JNO. F.. BURDEN.
LETTER FROM MR.. BARNETT.
ALMA, Mo-, May 25, lSst.
JUDGE BURDEN-DEAR SIR: In the In tell gen
Ger of May I'D, InotIce n communication signed
"Lexinyton, - in which it is asserted that when
Judge. Burden rose 10 reply to Col Rathbun at
Waveriy. in their discussion there on Sniur-
day, May StE, that the audience rose and left the
house. was there ON that occasion. and il such
ID the fact failed to it. and furthermore. the
report Of the Nuverly meeting by Middleton"
Is substantially true, though 'Aiddleton' ID
unknown TO me. Respectfully,
E. X. BARNETT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29

We ere authorized to announce ALFRED j.
HALL rs d candidate for Criminal Judge oil the
Sixth Judicial Circuit and johnson County, at
the ensuing general election, subject to the ac-
tisn of the democratic party.
We authorized TO announce JOHN f..
RYLAND Us candidate for Criminal Judge OF
the Sixth Judicial Circuit and johnson County
ut the ensuing general election, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce JOHN b.
BREATHITT as u candidate for Criminal Judge
| OF the Sixth Judicial Circuit and Johnson CouD-
| ty, at the ensuing general election. subject to
| the action of the dem0crItic party.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
FOR, REPRESENTATIVE

E,,roR ISrELLIGENCER Il see with pleasure
,b,t Joseph f. Smith, ESD, has consented to
h.c,mc a candidate for the legislature from the
western district of the county. Mr.. smith Is an
Ill .ni we'll known citizen, n gentleman oil
% o,i,,,r 80 ,,I i'm formation and II sound democrat.
As :, member and as chairman oi The executive
cummitlee in the county he has done iaithi,l II, ,s
hand. While this alone would not. probably.
cons,itute any claim upon the democracy, am
one of these who believe in dlspr9v.mY me nc, as as
warIin,, where other things are equal. those
who are patriotic and public spirited; Mr.; Mr
smith, if elected Will be no narr1w 1, sa minded nee,
oaiy tne welfare gIa of the class Of which he is an
Honored member. but the good of every citizen,
not only of Lafayette co,m,y NH Gm' % oi 'nT
thing, and gain faithful. .incorruptible and IN
seldsR nuMic servant by electing Mr.. Smith to
the I,.a5psIntnre A DEMOCRAT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
AOARD.

Enron ENTHUSIASTICALLY friends and fel-
,;.i,,.s who have, in the last issue of the
p,.,s, ,,rr.l nv name for reelection as
councilman Of the second ward will please ac-
reut ~, t.nts ior their appreciation ant: desire
tep. my 'n," t iii. city council. But undivided
,t,.n,,nn 10 busiuess already uRdrr my care,
somreis me to decline to be candidate at the
'N' e'5 II. j. L. ATHENS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
ACCOMPLISHMENTS,

STATE SENATE.
We are authorized to announce ELISHA NJ e.
EDWARDS as candidate tor re reelection to the
Office of State Senator for the 18th Senatorial
District, subject to the action of the Democratic
Senatorial Convention.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES C.
TEVIS, of johnson cOanty, as candidate for
the office Of State Senator from the llth Senate
rial District subject to the action OF the Dems-
cratic Senatorial Convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29

As will be seen by full account OF
the proceedings Of the committee, else
where published, the convention to nom-
mate a democratic candidate for congress
in this, the 9TH congressional district, will
bs held at Jefferson City, Wednesday.
August 49,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29

An excursion train with several hun
dred people, stalled on the curve in the
St. Louis tunnel, Sunday evening. and
before the train was pulled out the
passengers were nearly suffocated with
smoke and coal gas.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
CONSTABLE IN DOVER TOWNSHIP

DOVER, May 2F, TSSO
EnIrpR INTEIIIGESCEE:-In your last ISSUE.
Won announced mo ~ :, candidate Ter the flee
of con stable of Dover township. subject to the
Democratic primary. ! wsuiu like l." say thr6ngh
your valuable paper that il Is deemed improper
hy my friends to have my name come beiors the
primary for township is strictly democratic
and would also like 10 say that VIII endehvor
to make IL constable worthy al my township
LEWIS 5. LlGOS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
A CARD.

EDITOR INTELLIGENCER:-ith has been reported
around that every man in GreeniOn Valley was
for Col. Elliott except myself. and that was
but that was influenced by j. +. Rag!and To
vote for Capt. w. A. Thornton. Now, Mr.. Ed
itor, l do certify that j. E. Ragland has never
election eered with IGe far any candidate but him
self; nor has lie tried TO influence me in any way
HENRY EI,IlI.ER
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29

Miss Emily Faithful will come to this
country next autumn and lecture on the
subject: "Modern Extravaganza; It's
Canse and Cure" The lecture has al
ready been gwen at the leading literary
Institutions OF London.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29

Mr.. w. b. Steele, ,one Of the delegates
to the Cincinnati convention, who lives
in this city, prefers Mr.. Tilden to any
other candidate as a matter OF first
choice, in justice to the man and in con-
demaatien OF the fraud by which he and
the country were cheated out OF the
legitimate results OF the last presl-
Dental election, but he stands ready to
vote for the most available candidate,
holding tho welfare of the democratic
party higher than either the claims OF
vindication OF any man. He will moi
hesitate moment to vote against Mr.
Tilden should it be demonstrated a
Cincinnati that he is not the most dsslr
able man to the doubtful states, which
must, at last, decide the election. Th'
above we state by authority; and WI
NAV add that we understand Mr.. Cos
grove to occupy the same position a
Mr.. Steele.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29

We are authorized to announce ELDRIDGE
BURDEN as a candidate for the Office Of Probate
Judge of Lafayette county. subject to the dem
ocratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce JAMES b.
HORD as candidate fer the office Of Probate
Judge of Lafayette county, subject to the
action of the democratic primaries.
We are authorized to announce Col. GEORGE
5, RA1HBUN as candidate for the efilce OF
Probate Judge of Lafayette county, subject to
the action of the Democratic primaries.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29

We see by the Florida State Journal
that DR.. Geo. H. Ambrose is delegate
70 the democratic congressional csnven-
tiou in the Levy county district.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29

Cincinnati Commercial elf the re-
vublIcan party has nothing better to
offer the country than a third term oi
Grant 1t is high time the party was re-
solyed ints its original elements
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29

Cincinnati Commercial :-"N there
in a segment OF the ancient and moss
covered whisky ring that is not for the
third term, with all that it implies. the
uublic hasn't discovered it."
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court OF said county in VACATION
May 2Sth, 1850.
The State Of Missouri ut the relatlon(
and to the Use of Putnam S Fulker-
son, collector of the revenue of In
fayet's county, in the state of Mis-
souri,, plaintiff.
Thompson l.. Smith, Geo. s. Rath-
bun and Albert oymes, defendants.
rINO the said Thompson l.. smith and Albert
L Symes: You are hereby notified that said
plaintiff has commenced II suit against you
in said court by petition. the object and
general nature of which is to obtain y Judgment
for the taxes. interest and costs due on the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate In the coun-
ty o! Lafayette and state Of Missouri, to-wit:
Twenty acres, the east half of the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter OF section thirty
five Gi5). in township hlty-one t3l). of range
twenty seven t2.). said real estate being delin-
quent for the years 1872, 1873, 1874, 1878, 1876,
ls1l and ls1S and that sad taxes for said years,
exclusive OF penalty, interest and costs. amount
in the agEregat to the sun of one hundred and
si>ty-ivc and eightythree nc-hundredths dol
lars (Sl65 S3 1907, and that the same may be de-
clared II lien on said real esinte, and that the
same may be sold or so much thereof h5 may he
necessary To satisfy the judgment enderrd here
i'll. with interest, fees, penalties, commissions
and costs.
And you are further notified that mnless you
appear At the next August term Of sand court to
be ,, gun and held AT the courthouse IN the CITY
OF Lexington. In sad cuunty, on tn. ith day "i
August next. and on or i'tor" the 9Th day of said
irrni il the term shall 80 long continue. and il
not, then before the end Of the term. nnd an
swer saFi petition the same VIII he taken as
confessed.
And II ia further order that copy he Tcut lie
published in the Lexington Weekly int"ll'Sen-
Ger. newspaper punished IN said c"unty "i
Iaiayctte for tour weeks sircrssIyrly, the last
Insertion 10 lie NJ least four weeks hei"re the
| commencement OF the next term Of This court.
y true copy: Attest:
l. FRANK TRItiG, Clerk.
Hy a. L. EwIsG, u &. icblaid
Geo. >. Rnihbun. attorney Tor pinintIG-
Salt, lime and cement, AT j. l.. kice's, No
~ Main street. m29i2
| Best coal oil, only IL cents a gallon. 81
! Beeding i Ciagett'.. may23tl
/ Ten and "A half pounds choice brown sugar
Tor 81, at j. r. Kice's, No. 81 Main. 20l2
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-29
Central College commencement.

sabbath May 20, commencement serInpi. by
Rev G.. e Woods ID. D.. OF Kansas CITY.
Oral examination VIII he in progress at the
College Chapel each morning, from 5, u III. To
L..
Wednesday evening. June an "Ahibition
Will br given al liagen's opera housc
ThursIi,y evening June g. the exercises " III
consist Of Il literary address by Kew IL u Wat
son, \. NJ of Columbia, Mo graduating es-
say; conirrring diploma; reading me names oi
distinguished pupils; awarding TAeials-All OF
which Will be intersperscd with ami eniivened
by music
To all Of these eEerriyes the public Is very cor
daily invited. W Ii Mll-LfR, fffs'l'