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Wants To Help Some One.

For 80 years J. F, Boyer. Of Fertile.
Mo-. needed help and couldn't find il.
That's why he wants to help some one
now. Suffering so long himself he
feels for all distress from backache.
nervousness. loss of appetite, lassitude
and kidney disorders. He shows that
Electric Bitters works wonders for
such troubles. Five bottles, " he
writes. wholly cured me, and now m
well and hearty" It's also positively
guaranteed for Liver Trouble. Dyspep-
STA. Blood Disorders. Female Complaints
and Malaria. Try them. SOC at Pen
ny's Drug Store.
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BEAU NABOTH.
5000.

sired by NBboth lO--ll6, Record .lgt,. Beau
Naboths first Dam Nora Baughman 10y
Noyal 5slI record 2lii4 by Electloneer l25.
second dam LEILA Jr, sired by Metropolitan
1872 by HamutOnion 10. third dam Jose
phine, sired by Monbrtne Starlight 30l2 by
Darlbay AL, fourth dam Mary Withers by
oliver thorough bred, NTH Dam sired by
Wagner. sixth dam sired by Imp TrOnby f.,
Beau Naboth Is n large horse standing 10
When he becomes acquainted with the
story of his limited education YOU begin to
realize that he Is truly aremnrkable harness
stallion. that he must be- great horse Is
proved by the wonderful progress that ne has
made. With very little handling he has
proven TO be the champion harness stallion
OF Kentucky. He has won over the best
horses that Kentucky has produced. Read OF
him and you Will see that there are no
better bred stallion in Kentucky than he Il.
He gets nrst-class combined horses, give
him "A saddle mare he will get you n saddle
colt, give him "a trOtter mare, he will get
you trotting colt, remember Beau NabOth
Is combined, with more record families than
most any horse In Kentucky. George Wilks
Electioneer. Hamiltonion and four crosses
of thoroughbred to give him stamina.
Come and see this horse he lives without
a fault, he Is perfect from end to end his
three crops OF colts cannot be eNcelled by
any horse. VIII stand at the Nunnelley
stock Yards. John Cook. caretaker, phone
1884, the best personal care taken.
Fee SIS to insure aiiying colt,
JIM .PETrUs,
Phone s-S Rings. stanford, XIV.
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both in his rack and trot, with
plenty of style and action. Just the
kind of horse for the farmer to
breed TO to get the best all round
horse. See this horse before you
book your mares and | know you
will go no further Win keep mares
on grass at $3.50 per month, but
will not be responsible for accident
or escape of stock Lien retained
on colt for season until paid. Sea-
son is due if mares are traded or
parted with Orbred TO other stock.
j. c. BAILEY,
Crab Orchard. Ky.
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Boss "IIoss" Trader.

W. 7. Kincaid is the boss "hoss'
trader. He sold "0ld Scott, the horse
he bought from E c. Walton. to viii
Arnold. Of Lancaster. for $50 to be
used in livery. The run-about he got
from Mr.. Walton he sold to Smith
Baughman for $50, the two standing
him at only $3.50. a net profit Of 500 for
less than a weeks handling
Mr. Kincaid sold to G. c. Owens 3.
year-old horse for $3.50.
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hon to his speed. makes him an deal hOne ios
the stud. these qualities are iust wha, 4 needed
IN a sire to breed high class harness and wall
nol horses. and Il Is the walk-ol that sells for the
most money and has the readiesi sale CeceliAn
Leaf Is unmarked but can ,ro, in 2'lS lie will
go for record this summer.
lie will make the season at the Pink Coias
barn IL miles from STANFORD on the Huston
vile pike The lee TO limited number Of APP
proved mares 'his season will be SIS Tor a livins
colt. Season lee due when mare Is parted with.
In offering the services Of this young horse whose
sire and whose dams sire are among the very
foremost Of all keniucky's horses a, sres Of fancy
show horses. believe that | am making you an
Offer Of rare merit. G. T.. TATE.
STANFORD X
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AlmOnt Dare
1928.
A. 9. III. X.


SHED by Dignity Dare 1882. he by Chester
Dare 10. he by Black Squirrel 50, he by King
William 81. It dam Toxswsy 476s. also
Abdallah Mambrno BIS. he by Almoni 90;
End dam Lady Davis by Cn Davis. by BouT-
bon Chief 3rd dam Matte S. by Foreign Light.
by Foreigner. by Imported Glenco 4th dam Bet
tie c by Cunning hams Copperboitom; 5lh dam
by Imported Buzzsrd
NOTE Almoni Dare, so far as we are able
to discover ia the first horse on record having to
his credit the honor Of defeating with his own
progeny those Of his sire. Dignity Dare Since
he hrst became a sire he has had from to 4
premium colts shown each year at the different
county fans and they are developing into fine
lot Of walk noi and gated ones. This horse
Is the result Of lifelong mating with the best
dams and sires oblainabe. and as a natural result
Is hne horse. beautiful bay. about 10 hands,
and made lat. would weigh around 300 pounds.
A show horse among champions. fully their
peers going g distinct saddle gaits all fast. true
and naturally extremely high A high tailed
one. lie is full brother to that walk -trol geld
ing Nelileion that sold at a 4 year old for So
600. and TO Iroxy Dare that has won more
premiums than any mare ever sired by Dignity
Dare and Isl Of others too numerous 10 men
lion. his horse. owing to age and location.
will make the season al our stable. IL miles
from Husonville on Jacksonville and Liberty pike.
at SIS to insure a live colt Mares traded or
bTed elsewhere renders season due. Grass in
abundance at 81 per month. Our personal at
enlion to all stock but will not be responsible |
or accidents. Correspondence and best Of all
Inspection invited.
E. S. POWELL q SON.
Ll........ll- y.
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GEORGE HUR.
j. &. BAILEY,
Grab Orchard. kentucky v,

fine draft stallion weight 500 pounds full 6
a He sired by Ben Hur Major 23 1885 Grand Sire
D fnnie Beatrice Cydesdae George ur half English
AID Cdia best draft horses in the Will
place a$l0 insure living colt Colts my place
rhsy shUw for themselves
Twill also stand Jacks and Shetland pony $40 each to in
living colt M S BAUGHMAN SanfordK XIV
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Black Joe.

Tsa5 handsome young stallion the
su1Verty of j. d. Eads & Son will
make the season Of 1910 at my
hara in Crab Orchard, Ky. at the
Nery reasonable price Of SIS TO in
uSe a iy,ng colt.
Back Joe by the noted sire Pres
sGU s22. LIST dam Lucille End dam
sata Robinson by Robinson's Yer
azsss HambletOnian. He is a black
auzse ISL hands high, weighing
MgS pc ind
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Di6Ditq Dare 1882.

Combined stallion. Dark Mahogany Raw
l9Srs weight l.hO pounds. Is Hbsolutei,
SOUND IN everyday, Kind disposition AND
colts easily handled. He has stepped eighths
IN ls19 hitched To "A sulky;is nve gated; a
Sreat show horse wearing the blue tie ever
since "a yearling; at three years old wore ls
blues ana one red out OF II shows; AS "A har.
ness horse and as IA model II In a class 10
himself. He was never defeated EXCEPT bV
Two OF his own colts, and has won I'm ring
OF - heud. MS colts are always inside the
money ana when developed. make great
shddlers hnd high priced three and MA,
gated show horses. sixty 1--WE OF his gel M
an average age of ~ years so d al an aver
age price Of Wll. lie has never been defeat
II OF his get.
Think Of such saddlers as he has sired
namely, Nettleton. MinsOm, Prospact. the
jim Anderson Mare, Hay DAY, the Price
teIrlnE MARI, Toxic Dare, London Dare.
Dare All, White Foot. Prince Imperial. ami
= host otothers that have been sold from
co 70 $1,000. Look at his record as "A sire
Oi saddlers and see what they can do,
DIGNITY DARE, got by chester Dare No
~ &C ist dam by Welchmont G367 A, r.. II.
X. ne by William WEIGH sil A. n. n. r.; he
oiy hSsdekes HambletoniOn No. 10 A. 4. II,
x, viii serve mares this season Of 1910 at nv
stable tn Hustonville at the low price OF
So TO INSURE A LIVE COLT.
Money due when colt comes or mare trinidad |
~ removed, or bred to any other stock A
zen retained on all colts until paid for |
srass furnished at reasonable price for |
nhres from distance and must be settled !
or before removed. Breeding Lours from \
o 10 In morning and 4 to q Ia evening. |
Wares VIII receive my personal attention.
'ut Will not he responsible for accidents OF |
scapes. VIII also at the same time and |
'iaee stahd my great breeding Mule Jack
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Cecilian Leaf
44I65

Sired by Red Leaf 1880. the greatest Of all
roadsiers: st dam Day Maid by Ceeiliaa, he by
Gambeita Wilkes; I'd dam Nell by Balsora 1924;
Sd dam Noon Day by ST. Elmo 275. 4th dam by
Pilot, Jr u.
In Cecelian Leaf the blood Of c. +, Clay and
Red Wilkes Is united with that Of Gambetia
Wilkes and Pilot. Jr. and should prove cross
which cannot be excelled.
Cecelan Leal is well developed, regisiered
lrolung coli. four years old. lie is a rich bay with
two white hind fee, and star Is exceptionally
ransy for uoliing horse. especially graceful in
the aeck. stands full IS 3-4hands has high ae-
ton sad lots d style and finish. which. a add
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PRESTON.
NO. 922 VOL. IL.

ShI Champion gated saddle stallion of Kenucky
ss de also tn At NJ VS. Ioun Mo
xst
ss by Washington No 81 first dam Bell by Rodr.
fss brown IS "a hands I'm lendyey
a. only himself geaho but alA the
owned by W. Walker
when he only
s We grand sire Diana the Lea Madison Garden Fall
of off
" Mach IL 1910 for
wall o 1910 al IN the
80 living colt viii
IS ehmare
a ahhz aock
j. &. BAILEY.
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Prominent Danvillian Dead.

Jerry b. Fisher. aged 65 years. ex-
mayor Of Danville. secretary Of the
Danville Elks lodge. formerly paymas-
ter Of the Iron Mountain railroad. and
one Of the most prominent men in this
section. died suddenly in Dsnville of
heart disease at his home. He vas I'M
married.
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n Memory Of a Loving
Mother.

Mrs. Ssllie Camden died May 25th.
1910. at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. W. s. Rice, IN the Milledgeville
section. aged SO, She was a member
Of the Baptist church, having given
her heart to God at an early age. She
is survived by her husband and
four children-George. Alvin. Mrs. W.
s. Rice and Samuel Camden
Darling mother, you have left US,
One long week since you have gone,
But no, you're safe in Heaven
Mingling with the happy throng.
How we watch to see you coming,
How we miss your welcome call,
How we miss you, darling mother.
One we loved so dear, so well.
We miss the sunshine of your face.
We miss thy Kind and willing hands,
Thy fond and earnest care.
Our home is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
We will 20 to weep above her,
Lying oh. so white and still,
Where she sleeps from care and sor-
row,
Never to know earthly ills.
Oh, our darling. how we loved her,
Oh, how hard to give her up.
But an angel came down for her.
And removed her from our flock.
Her busy hands are folded, her work
on earth is done,
Her trials are ended, her heavenly
crown is won.
Past her suffering, past her pain,
Cease to weep, for tears are vain;
Calm the tempest Of your breast.
For she who suffered is at rest
Patiently she bore her sufferering
loving hands did all they could. but
God took her from our midst, as dear
mother thought He would. Yes, dear
mother. you have left US, forever more,
but bye and bye well meet you, on the
bright and beautiful shore.
From her loving daughter.
MRS. w. s. RICE
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Shelbyville. Aug. 23-4 days.
London. Aug. "a days.
Nicholasville, Aug. 800 days.
Bsrbouryille, Aug. 3l-3 days.
Monticello, Sept. Ga days.
Glasgow, Sept. 2S-4 days.
State Fair, Louisville. Sept. i2-6
days.
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Some Kentucky Fair Dates.

Lancaster. July 27-3 days.
Versailles, Aug "a days.
Danville. Aug. 3-3 days.
Lexington, Aug. Sc days.
Taylorsyille, Aug. "a days.
Harrodsburg. Aug. "a days.
Brodhead. Aug. l7-3 days.
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PEYTON

no well known In the West End OF Lincoln
county, al $40 for mares and So for lennets.
uue when colt Is foaled or mare traded re-.
moved or parted with, or bred TO any other
STOCK. Peyton by Hun Dudderar's lack he
by hubbles Brignolia ana out of jim Por.
ter's Jennett.
Peyton Is finc with very large bone and
loot, good neck and ear good quarters, We'll
mounted 10 hands inch high and admired
~ Al VINO see MIN, and Is said To be the
All are invited 10 come and see him,
Phone In residence.
ID. 5. CARPENTER.
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Russell,

l. "A black jack with light points, i-yenr-old
last August, full l5at hands high with as
much finish and action ms "A horse. and as "A
breeder he Is the equal OF any jack. Both of
these Jacks will serve runres At $40 to insure
"A living colt. Trading LIE mare fOrfcits The
insurance. Care Willie taken to preye Mt
accidents, but will not BE- responsible should
any occur. Jennets will be cared for after
June LIST. and bred by private contract.
r.. T.. WOODS,
j. II. WOODS.
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DON VARRlCK

This magnifceatly breu young stallion
will make the season OF 1910 ut my stable
near stanford, KY, on the shelby CITY pike
at as to insure living colt. Don Narrick
f. 1879 a beautiful chestnut short back heavy
bone I'm fact the highest type of the trOtter
and perfect disposition. He Is by the great
onward silver 2:05l4, that won the sou
Transylvania In n seven heat race IN hNs
and the same year won the tlO.OO Bonner
Memorial and the NJ. and NJ. all In broken
heats and sold for 81 40 and later for ssA,-
COO. Don Narrick H. bred exactly like span
ish Queen that won the 5000 Transylvania
In lgs making a record of 800 and was class
ed as one OF the big four, being one OF the
greatest money winners on the grand cir
cult In lss.
Onward silver Is by Onward, one OF the
greatest and best sons OF George Wilkes.
EDWARDS dam was the dam of Director, the
sire of that great family of trotters and
PAGERS. Don Narricks lst dam was by
Wilkes Boy by George Wilkes a full sister
to The Way 2;l5lt, and half sister to Mad
lene Patchen the dam OF Rubber 2;lo.
winchester 2:lpi,, Billy Wilton $3.50, and
Miss x. 2:3o, End dam Mary by Bogg's Grey
Eagle the dam OF The Way and Madlcne
Don Varrick dam produced Or. Conner
that paced pnblic halt mile on the
/ Lexington track at Is months In l:oNal and
| sold to y. W. Hubinger OF New Haven for
/ 81 90. she also produced Maggie lgo, that
trotted half mile on the same track At ],
months old In l:ll and sold for tso Don
/ Narrick Is fast game and always on th'
| trot, very rarely ever leaves his feet. In
weeks handling last fall hetrotted a guar
/ ter on half mile track In So. sec. half IN
| l:lO and the mile In 2:21ia on the outside OF
track. Please note the rich inheritance oi
/ speed on both sides. not "a missing link Tot
| generations. Breed To this fellow and you
can't miss the four things every breeder
looks for size, disposition, speed and looks
See him before booking your mares. Season
money due when mares are parted with 81
bred to another horse. Mares kept ut 10,
per day and all care taken, but Will not b,
| responsible for accidents or escnr Dor
Narrick 4 n 2:lO trotter n he had the proper
handling.
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Two Mighty Jacks Two,

CLIFTsl< and Russell.
Clifton Is black Jack with light points.
years old last september, ljia hands high
with matches head and ear, we'll set on
a rRngy neck. has plenty bone and substauct
md rs "a brerder be u not surpnssed.
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Cation S Pedaleo
Bulldine, the Peerless.

A hornlc~. red Shot Hor.
Bull. an deal animal IN color
form. style. ale. symmetry.
weight. muscle and bone. will
stand at One Dollar. cash at the
lot. ~ah pnulose Of resura.
All farmers should rAise the
bed beel cAiile: Il pays to keep
the best. Il Is the bull that Is the
great factor in transmitting IDEAL
conditions and Developments in
the he'd. Therefore. bring your
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ID. 5. CARPENTER.
HUsroNvILLE, NY
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E. S. POWELL & SON.
fluslonyille. Ky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-12

poin of despoiic and ifresponslge pos
er We therefore favor that the ter
~ federal piiice be limited 10 a re.a.
ohii = term Of years TIE il furthcf
resolved that We favor an act Of co6
Afrss that will "trip all inferior fel
fti courts Of all Jurisdiction axeebt
~ G. ses involving the constitution,
laws and treaties Of the united star.s
and that IN all cases where state n
Il nMty or the laws Of state are II.
Nolye no FedDral court shall have
jurisdiction except the supreme court
of TIE United States agreeable to tbs
e0ns iintioa Of the United states.
We favor the election OF United
Siats senators by the direct vote ul
the people
We favor an income and an inhsri.
tance tax.
We favor revision of the rules o.
he house OF representatives so that
ne power TO control and enact legis.
latlon shall be taken from the speak.
ef and restored to the members.
We are opposed to the interfefeacn
by Fedral authorities with the organG.
cations OF laboring men and formers.
Continued on Page 81
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% that obey would repeal II given the
power so to do
Taxation.
As the party Of strict econ)my the
Democratic party advocates the low
ost tax rate possible consistent with
good and efficient government We
believe that taxation should be just
equal and uniform
IN this connection W. point to the
fact hat under former Republican
lrilo The special privilege and ffafe
ehisr class paid 0uly eight per cent
nl The expenses of the territory. whsle
The taxpayers paid ninetytwo par
cont while inder the present nsmit
elaile rule special privilege and fran
chise clpss pay practically seyenYt
I've per cent of All expenses of state
Yoi ernmeni and the taxpayers pas
oelt twenty-five per cent
indiana,
Referring Ga our cltlzsnehip Of IN.
dian descent, we view with rsgfet th.
deploable condition resulting front
nnagosernment through the interior
department oi the United States H.
Is rec fd IT pledges given the IN
dian nations by the Federal govern.
Nent for vamable consideration ana
hf fealter reckiesalY and rulhlcssly ~
nored aud irampled under foot lt IS
the administration Of affairs at Long
rsnaa IN most instances through dep
nilea. eloihs and subordinates. shosf
piiruoaes have been TO enlarr. aud
prolong their selfish opportunities R
HE expense ana to tte gr az enib1f
rasament of our indian cilizeng. amt
oni Of this has grown cOn8ian
afaiH upon the property Of the Ind ~
and constant embarrassment 10 bis
exercise ~ personal control Of Ma|
property aud his person The poles
@ This character Of governments h9b
hcen 10 maenift the necessity of itaI
importance and To I've upon the sun
Stance al orr proele The ayihg
and constantly changing policies a.i
ftles hDyr iupbea He whole ludi1n
e'izens ip end their property in d
oha3iie condition destructive 10 the
infiah'f riem aud his property Tht
United states government ia ita great,
heg' ~ > spirit Of Justice abould im
mediair'y light ila wrongful DUlieg.
place The admaisifatiDn of laws va
The haui1 nl those unafllsh enough
20 faithfully administer that e'reai
trust aud where IA. United States
government has violated rs contracts
aiih our lrdau cilizpn Justice ~
MINDS { ai f',li compensation be mad
50 every Euci indian for every dolla
I0i losR ana needless expense lhat hsS
been imposed bs the violation of seen
enferlm nal pledges and obligations
therefore. we favor spoedy settle
ment ~ all Oklahoma Indian nat.
ters the sale Of All Indian tribal prop
erty. the payment 70 the Indians 81
al funds belongIng to them, free ffnr
ant chafg+ or eoxt "a tie lnGianH a.
esarted them By treaty, ard we are 5p
posed to the re-apening 81 the rolit
Whe her by the Mcclure bin OF 0thff
WISE as The SAM would disturb tho
huslne Is Interests throughout oni
state and would DO more harm thsn
good and we urge On Democratic
senators and representatives In e3a.
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Democrats of Oklahoma. in Conven-
ton Assembled, Present Campaign
Platform to Which Not Dissent
ing Voice is Raised Remarkable
Scenes of Enthusiasm at Monster
Gathering.

ment. grawn In efficiency to where
complete records OF the location, char
actcr. description and values OF these
lands are 4 matter of record, and
where all lessees are upon the same
basis without regaid to political iav'
critics. and where today the school
children OF Oklahoma are receiving
fiom these llnGs rents more than 80
per cent net mnrey annually 10 eX'
cess of the best year oi territorial
go serlmen.
Pubic Institutions
Oklahoma territory had followed
tn policy OF failing 70 provide any
Institution for the insane, deaf dumb,
blind orphans or the state cOnvlcts.
except by contract with other states,
or private nslilntiors within the state
conducted by political fayorites or
members OF the dominating official
family at AN extartlonate rate.
A notahle instance Is 10 the keep
ing al the lnsahe Al a private institu-
tnon At Norman. at such exifasagani
rates that the stock ownership Of
that Institution Nas Goa sideIed spe
c.al privilege 10 the favored lew OF
the dominating clique.
The prisoners OF the territory We're
fafmed out to neighborlng state al
an extrayagant rate pradncng enorm-
GUS pluflts 10 that staie. and Il cores.
ponding loss TO the paxpayefs of Ok
lahoma These methods and nnwaF.
rarted coalitions In the face Of the
fact that the public building land NJ
already accumulated approxlnateiy
six hundred thousand dollars Of funGl
from which these Institutions shonld
have long prior thereto been construct
ed and placed on basis OF efficiency
and economy, but the Democratic par
ty found this fund unused, exeeln BY
4 few banks. enjoying special fasors
al nominal rate Of interest
Schools.
I.avishaess in education Is economy
The Democratic party has eyer been
the friend CT efficient public schools
.ealizing that an educated citizenship
nsGres the perpetnity OF free govern
ment. We take pride In the education
al system In operation IN this state
and pledge ourselves 10 its further
! Development aud Improvement. TT
this end wo favor a law that viii pro
i vie q school fund raised by the state
sufficient. wher added 10 the Interest
Of our Invested school fund and rent
ais on school lands. to provide moi
les than Ii..c month"; free school il
each d strict il the State.
We also favor making provision fol
the establishment 81 graded consoli
daiel rural schools. 10 the end TIN
chIldrer living In country districts
mas receive the benellts or 4 hisl
! 1eIfsssi ca sssssassll -. & ..sast.44..sse;
! where they LIE
The Democratic party In pfnvid!ns