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Persons may avoid al attac Is by occAhlOnaHy
taxing dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator to keep
the Liver in healthy action
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A Desperate Duel.

Petersburg, VA, July ia duel be-
tween Joseph Addison, of Richmond, and
Richard Garland, of Lunenburg county, was
fought at q distance of six feet, Addison's
pistol hanging fire four times and only firing
once, the bullet striking Garland in the wrist.
Garland's pistol fired five times, one shot only
taking effect, the last FIRE, and the bullet en-
4Sred Addison's BODY near the navel, lodging
.znaer the skin OF the back Addison died at
6r,,;e,t,et- sunday morning. The duel re-
suited from Garland telling young lady
who resides in Luenburg county, to whom
Addison, was engaged to be married, that Ad
Olson was flirting with her.
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about them. They are only one year old
When 1 first came here had few chliis-
seven in all in five years. l have not been
sick one hour in two years, as / soon learned
to keep myself we'll. Many OF you people
IN Memphis have chillF, bat in the summer
If you take lemonade each day do not
think YOU will get bilious, and il you do not
get bilious chiils will not trouble you.
/ expect TO plant Strawberries this fall.
We plant about the 18th of August, and COM
mence picking about January 18th and con-
tinue picking until May. Do you know any
country in the world beside this you can
pick so long? We get about s. per quart
Tor our first, and in April about forty cents
to seventy-fye cents quart
= SWITZERLAND
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BUSINESS CHANGE.


W. d. kADKR CO. Lumber
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A Singular Accident.

HARRISBURG. Pa, July 17.-Edward Nc
Kinley, Thomas King and another man, en-
ployes of circus company, were ri ling from
MilIersburg to Lykehs to-day, seated in the
door of box-car, with their legs hanging
out. In passing a siding near Lykeus, the
legs of Mckinley came in contact with the
car and he was thrown with great force
against his two companions, and all three
we're knocked from the train. King fell un-
der the cars and was instantly killed; Nc
Kinley had his heel crushed, and the third
man, mhose name could not be learned, was
badly bruised.
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cambridge Times: "From the Hon. J. L.
Rogers, who returned from the Circuit
Court at Tazewell last Sunday, we learn the
particulars of killing which occurred at
that place on the Sd instant. J. NJ. Smith, a
constable, and Q. Osborne were engaged in a
difficulty, Osborne having previously threat
ened Smiths life, when Smith drew a pistol,
and, IN drawing, it was accidentally dis
charged, and took effect in the bowels of a
man by the name of Wm. Dean, who was
standing by. Dean fell, and an officer took
charge OF Smith and he was held in custody
to await the action of the grand jury, then in
session. Dean lived until Wednesday morn
ing, when he died.
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Total first six 45ZOiO
Interest on SIS, 00o,O 900 twenty-four years
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Starving Jewish Refugees at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE arrival of $50
Jewish Russian refugees, sent here in a
starving condition and without a word OF
notice TO the Jewish Relief Committee Of
this city, has created considerable indigna-
lion among the 1srselites of this city They
have cabled the relief committees in London
and Hamburg to send no mere here. In the
meantime the most vigorous measures have
been taken to relieve the immediate neces-
cities of the refugees and to obtain for them
permanent homes and employment. Two
thousand dollars in cash has been already
subscribed, and a soliciting committee ap-
pointed to collect more.
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A HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE
GREAT EXCITEMENT
On Change at Chicago over a Couple
of Failures.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE markets were
much excited and unsettled to-day by the
announcement of the failure of George A.
Wheeler, an operator of twenty five years
experience. Liabilities not known, as he
refuses to give an idea of their extent. They
are believed, however, to be quite heavy,
and involve large number of members of
the board, $4,000 being named as the mini
mum amount. With him went down also
George Wilde, an operator associated with
him rather as buyer than as partner.
His liabilities are probably small. and
mostly on the call board and open board.
The decline on wheat was 14@6c, being
greatest on cash. Corn dropped HOBO,
and oats 8@1{c. Provisions were not af-
fected, but took an upward turn. The lowest
prices did not rule at the close.
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House-Breahing Epidemic at Canton,

Madison Miss Democrat: "House-break-
ing has become epidemic in Canton. On
last Saturday night burglars entered the
storeroom OF J. NJ. Anderson, jr., and car
ried off everything he had therein in the
line of groceries. The same night they
entered the storeroom of Judge Calhoon, the
storeroom OF Mrs. Leon Bailey, and the
sleeping apartment of Mr.. Henry Paul. At
the Judges they took groceries to the value
OF $50. They took Mr.. PauPs gold watch
and chain and some money"
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KANSAS CRY, July nc. n. Lsnders, a
widely known telegraph operator, is supposed
to De the man who sent the bogus dispatch
to the Bank OF Kansas City, from Las Vegas,
last Wednesday, directing money to be sent
to Buxton, a station on the Atchison, Topeka
aud Santa Fe road, in Kansas. He is said
to have been party to several questionable
transactions IN this city, St. Louis, Memphis,
Terre Haute, Peoria. and other places. He
Is known as "Peg-Leg" Larders.
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WHERE ARAB MIGHT CUT THE
SUEZ CANAL.

One point Arab has made clear, that when
he cannot successfully resist an enemy he
and his adherents will do all the mischief
they can. When they could not defend Alex
andria they plundered and burned to the ut
most extent possible. Such being the dispo-
Eition, it becomes a question whether they
will not attempt TO injure the Suez canal.
They know the Importance of the canal TO
European commerce, and they are aware
that it is of special and indeed vital impor-
lance TO the English, by whom they have
just suffered 90 severely. Should circum-
stances permit, such an effort on the part oil
Arab may be looked upon as certain. This
is a point which is of interest to ourselves,
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An editorial friend OF ours, who has grown
enthusiastic over a certain remedy which has
cnred him of dyspepsia, general debility and ner-
vousness, writes an editorial as follows; We Pc
Iieve that Browns Iron Bitters are destined 10 be
THE medicine of the world. They give real health
and strength TO every part of the body, restore
every lost or impaired organic function, ana give
new life and new vigor to every physical and men
raj facnlty Every man and woman in in-healIh
should rejoice that real cure lies In Browns Iron
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INC meane.t Ih1nx Yet.

About the meanest thing ever got of, even
by negro, was the way in which Frank
Shepard, colored, was arrested at Forrest
City, Ark. Frank has been lodging the
officerksinee last court, and has been In the
habit 81 coming into town after night to see his
wife. Sunday night Frank came home about
2 o'clock and found his place at his wife's
side occupied by colored man named Jack,
wbo Immediately drew his pistol on Frank
and held him until Deputy-Sheriff Ras
Prewett could be called in.
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SAN FRANCISCO July 1.-THE latest news
from Colfax, w. T., in regard to the de-
siructiye fire there, places the total loss at
$3.50, 600; insurance, $4,000. The fire was
unattended with loss of human life or serious
accident. The entire business portion OF the
town w.s destroyed. Fifty-eight buildings
were burned, and the people are without
supplies The fire is attributed TO incen-
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A Naked Tromp's Cheeky Attempt at

An unknown man appeared at the door OF
Mr.. Henry Wigginton, near Leadvale, Tenn,
few days ago, without clothing of any de-
scriptiou, and, frightening Mrs. Wigginton
away, proceeded to pile the things in the
middle of the floor and in the yard prepare
tory to carrying off what he wanted by the
aid OF companions. The lady's screams and
the alarm given by neighbors prevented
them from taking anything but some -four
and cold yictuals.
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Manchester Times: 'The eldest son of Mrs.
Emeline Hawkins, living near Pan Handle,
in this county, stabbed his next younger
brother on Wednesday last. The two broth
ers had disagreement about trivial matter,
when the one drew large horn-handled
knife and inflicted what is thought will prove
a fatal wound in the left breast of the other.',
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BRfTfSH RREADSTUEFS.
Tho weekly Kevfsw of sAe Ax~-.-Huu'
Express.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Mark Lane Err
press's review of the British grain trade for
the past week, says: Every heavy rains and
want of sunshine have retarded the crops.
All the cereals are badly rusted. Wheat is
in small supply and advanced %. Foreign
advanced 1@2-, owing to foreign troubles,
which the trade think may occasion a
mouths delay in the Indian supplies. OFF
the coast the market was firm. There were
fourteen arrivals and eight sales. A large
business was done in American. red winter
for July and August shipment at 1@1s Sd
improvement. Flour lois Sd dearer; for
eign 16d dearer. Oats Sd better. Maize
dearer, but irregular. Sales of English
wheat during the week Il, 522 quarters at ASS
sd per quarter, against 1925 quarters at
46s I'd per quarter during the corresponding
week last year,
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COL. JOHN H. SAVAGE
Puts Himself SquareIy Before the People
of the State as an Earnest Sup
porter of Bate and 50-3.
He Surrenders No One OF His Cherished
Ideas, but He Has Seen the Folly
Of Boiling.

John Savage, it will be seen that he has
determined while standing by his declared
platform, often repeated in the past six
years, to vote for Democratic governor and
Legislature. He has seen the folly of bolt
ing, and willingly obeys the will of the
majority:
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Mr. JAMES B. BAILEY, of Syracuse, n. Y,
writes 'Of all men born to suffer. think have
had my fullest share; from my fourteenth year
have been a miserable invalid When twenty-six
years OF age, felt was sixty. My troubles made
me unfit for business pleasure. A year ago
tried Browns Iron Bitters and now in my twenty
nth year feel myself, for once in my life, a
r.orfaa
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Death of a weII.Known Physician.

CINCINNATI, July 7.-Dr. Nathaniel
Foster, an old and eminent physician of this
city, died last night of paralysis He was
brother-in-law of the late General w. 81. Lyt-
tie, and was well known by the medical fra
ternity throughout the Union.
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smallpox Under control i'm Illinois.

secretary of the Illinois State Board of
Health, has issued a circular letter to the
immigrant inspector of the district of Hi
nois, IN which he said smallpox was under
control in Illinois, and strongly deprecating
the discontinuance of the inspection service
by the National Board of Health.
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The Deadly Toy-Pfstai.

CINCINNATI, July 17.-There have been
six deaths from lockiaw in this city and
Covington within the past three days. The
victims are all boys who were wounded In
the hand by toy-pistols on the Fourth of
July. In most cases the wounds were appa-
renflY trifiinu
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Ozark (Ark.) Democrat, 18th: "Two bur-
glars attempted to enter Mckinney & Quaile's
warehouse on Monday night. They were
seen, and at the crack of three shots from
revolver thew Left
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
B. BATE. ZOE aOvERNOE

WILLIAM b. BATE, FOR GOVERNOR.
P r. ATHY, for Sheriff.
A. J. VAUGHAN, for Clerk Of the Criminal Court.
A J. HARRIS for County Trustee.
JOHN F. McCALLUM, for County Register.
p. NJ. WINTERS, for County Court Clerk.
JOSEPH UHL, for Circuit Court Clerk.
B. J. IMBROUGH, for airy Gent Bartlett Court
t. B. CRENsHAw. for Clerk Of the Bartlett Court
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KILLED for TelIing Man 10 wash Him.


Clarendon (Ark.) Sun, 18th: "On Monday
John Rosberry, a negro, killed james Green
by breaking his skull with club. He then
hung about awhile, but no one dared arrest
him, and he finally made off, Green had
told him to wash himself and put on clean
clothes, which made Resberry angry, and he
had recourse to murder"
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PHILADELPHIA, July Thames Fitz-
Henry and John Doyle were arrested yes
ierday while engaged in prize-fght. Wm.
Clements, who drove the men to the battle
ground, and two reporters were arrested for
Abetting the prize-6ght. The principals
we're sent to jail, the others released on
bond. FitzHenry had been severely pun
ished
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OuLsIut o NGW
Columbus and Portland are not included
in the totals. The exhibit this week, on the
whole, is most gratifying, both as compared
with that of last week and with the CORE
spending week last year. 1t must be borne
in mind, in comparing figures OF the week
just closed with those of the previous week,
that the former contained six business days
and the latter only FIVE.
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Livery stable burned.

CHICAGO, July line livery stable OF
Carter & Pemberton, On Monroe street, was
burned yesterday evening. Loss only S4oOO;
bnt ffty-uine horses and one mule were all
burned.
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CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE Right Rev.
Richard Gilmour, bishop of the Catholic
diocese of Cleveland, left yesterday for Rome.
At New York he will be joined by the bish-
ops of Detroit and Cincinnati.
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Letter from Colonel John w. Buford.

Colonel John II. Savage:
] have been requested by number of citi-
zens to ask you what is the State debt proper.
TIE Bonner of the oath instant makes it
SIS, 100000. / am, as we'll as those who re-
quest me to ask, very DESTROYS of knowing
this at once. L think you and your wing of
the party have acted nobly in your sfiort to
restore the grand old party. l have had
frequent occasions to say that you were the
only men who made any sacrifice for har-
mony. Answer me at once. Truly,
RIIEORD
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THE CLEARINGHOUsEs.
The Exhibit This week of the Host
Gratifying Character.

Boston, July 1.-The Post says: The fol-
lowing table shows the total gross exchanges
at twenty-five leading clearinghouse in the
United States, twenty -four for the week end
ing July 18th, and one Louisville) for the
week ending july 18th:
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TWO HORRORS.
Railway Accident in Peru-TerrfbIe
Catastrophe I'm Buenos Ayres.

PANAMA, July ia Peru correspondent
says that serious railway accident occurred
on the Taltal railway on the 18th of June,
in which ten lives were lost. The line reaches
the port on three per cent. grade, and it is
customary to keep on full steam to assist the
brakes by backing. This precaution was
forgotten or overlooked, and the train dashed
into port, swept through the station, and
finally brought up in fragments on the beach.
HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE
occurred in Buenos Ayres during the celebra-
ton of the funeral services in honor of Cen
eral Garibaldi. A curtain in one of the
lodges caught on fire; the edifice was crowded
at the time and the wall fell down burying
many of them. Twenty bodies were subse-
quently dug out of the ruins and ten seri.
ously wounded. All were well-known people.
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suicide of a wife-Murderer.

Sardis (Miss.) Star, 18th: "James Moles,
wife-murderer, committed suicide in the
Jasper county Jail by hanging himself with
pieces of blanket, which he had made into
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Hor.ford,. actd Pho,pnnte

Is scientific preparation of the phosphates,
so combined as to be readily taken into and
absorbed by the system. Pamphlet sent free.
Rumford Chemical Works, Providence, r. 1.
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A DESPERATE DUEL
Rtween Two Young Yirginians at a Dis
lance OF Only Six Feet-One OF
the Principals Killed.
IOusebreaking Epidemic at Canton, Miss.
The Henderson Lynching-Fatally
Stabbed by His Brother.
a Prize-Fight Broken Up.

WASHINGTON, July i7.-Taking testimony
II the Star-route cases was resumed this
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MWHEs purchasing Eyeglasses you should
hear in mind that the "Celluloid Eye
GIssseso are the best in the market For
sale by all leading jewellers and opticians.
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1NvALIDs should prevent their disease from
gaining ground by using Browns Iron Bitters. It
stops decay, keeps the blood warm, and gives the
emaclated form new lease of life.
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DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure this terrible
disease. We assert emphaticaDy what we know
70 be true.
CONSTIPATION-
should not be regarded as q trihing ailmsnt Ma
ture demands the utmost regularity OF the bowels
Therefore assist Nature by taking simmons Liver
Regulator. It Is harmless. mid and etectuaL
BILIOusNEsS.
One or two tablespoonfuls will relieve all the
troubles incident TO billions state. such as nausea,
dizziness drowsness distress after eating, bitter
bad taste in the mouth
BLADDER AND HIONEYS.
Most of the diseases of the bladder originate
from those of the kidneys Restore the action OF
the liver fully, and both the kidneys and bladder
will be restored
MALARIA.
Persons may avoid all attacks by occasionally
taxing dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator tc keep
ihe Liver in healthy action
FAD RREATA.
generally arising from dtsorderef stonacn, can
be corrected By taking Simmons Liver Regulator
JAUNDICE-
Simmons Liver Regulator soon eradicaees tnis
dsease from the system, leaving the skin clear.
and free from AL impurities
collie
Call suffering with Conc eoss cZperlen,e
reiieI wnen simmons Liver Regulator sdmfn;s
tered. Adults also derive great benent from tats
medicine 1t i not unpleasant IL il harmless nd
effective. Purely vegetable
HE-Tske only the GENUINE, which always Ia a.
on the wrapper the red Trade Marx and sigma
iure OF J. II. ZEILIN & CO.
For sale by all Druggist
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BEST AND GREATEST
THE YAZOO VALLEY
MUTUAL BENEFIT
ENDOWMENT AND HYMEkEAL

Chartered under u Laws Of the State Of MIssis-
sippi9Chsrter Perpetual.
OFFICERS.
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REYEEEscEs-Goy. Lowry. Chief Justice Chal-
mers, Gen. J. 2. George, Q. s. senator: Mai. z
Springs; Col z o. Reynolds Aberdeen; and the
oaicialsof the Stste and OF Yszoo county
TtDenty p1 eef a the oEauQi ds.es IL sci sfde ds q
Resepe PtfRd for tae benefit of Tneraners which
makes assessments sh.er than in other CON penIes
Two dePsrtments-diStiret ard sepsrate-one
for whites, the other for colored tseopIe
GEO H MITCHELL, no "a South Court street
Memphis, Tenn, General Agent Tor Western rem
nessee 70 whom letters for sqenev for tast section
should be addressed. For other territory &C dreez
home once. Live agents wanted everywhere.
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m ALA RIA.

Most OF the diseases Of the bIadder oflg1nate
from those of the kidneys Restore the action OF
the liver fully, and both the kidneys and bladder
will be restored.
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LIVER REGULATOR.
ChiIls and Fever

Nhl1k6 anu II tCl
Simmons Liver Regula
tor soon breaks the
Chills and carries the
fever out of the system.
II cures when all other
remedies fail.
Sick Headache.
Fer the relief and cure
of this distressing Attic
ton take Simmons Liv-
er Regulator.
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BILIOusNEsS.


One or two tablespoonfuls will relieve all the
bles incident TO billions state such nausea,
dizziness drowsiness distress after eating, bitter
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-06-10

tween our citizens and all the officers
of the company have been most
agreeable, therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the citizens of
Dayton, sincerely regret the depar-
ture Of these gentlemen who have for
years formed so important and wei.
come portion of our community,
and that it is our earnest wish that
they may be successful and prosper
Gus wherever they may be ard in all
their undertakings; and further be it
Resolved, That we fully appreciate
the friendly motives which prompted
the giver of this entertainment, and
for ourselves and the children who
baye also had an opportunity for en-
joyment through the liberrlity of
Mr.. Birdsall our heartiest thanks are
rendered, not alone for an agreeable
evening, but in addition for the oc.
casion which enables us to mingle
pleasant recoliections with the re-
grets accompanying the separation of
old friends.
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An Ice Incident.

at was several days ago." said q
wellknown Chicago drummer to an
Optician this afternoon just after the
Atlantic express arrived, "and l
haven't found anything that would
stay on my stomach since. There
were four of us coming up from Al.
buquerque and one was travelling
for New York house, whose spec
islty is extra dry champagne. He
had half a dozen quarts handy and
was going in to the house, 80 that
samples were no longer useful to
him. Near Wallace he proposed to
open up, you know, and we fellows
tested the goods. The champagne
was pretty warm-needed ice.
"Presently q mild eyed Jewish
gentleman from San Francisco spoke
up and said he had some ice in the
baggage car, and that he would be
glad to supply us. He didn't drink
champagne himself, but he liked to
see people enjoy themselves. Well,
the first lot of concealed luxury gave
out before the champagne did, and
another trip was made to the bag
gage car for moro ice. We were
really in love with our kind friend,
tor he seemed so attentive to our
wants.
"The wine was just elegant with
the ice, but our friend wouldn't drink
any. Too happy to see that we en-
joyed it. Pretty soon the second lot
of ice gave out and 1 asked if he
could let us have some more, and he
went forward to the baggage car to
get 1t.
ale came back shortly. 'Shentle-
men, he said, Il vas pleased to see
you all enjoy yourselves; I vas viii
ling to geef you more ice; but the
baggage man he say If dake any
more away from de corpse my brud.
der will spoil. '"-Las Vegas Optic