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The Nome nugget., 1902-01-15
SUMMONS.

In tae United States District CoaEt in and for 1 the District of Alaska. Second Division. (. F.. BnSles and Sol. G. simpson. doing brsi- | ness as simpson & Co., plailtiifl VI. William Seliner, George Othrner and George Schnlitt. defendants.
 | The Prcsiden; of the United States of Amer 1 ic;- to tho above named derondantS, William oeiinor. George Othlner und George Schmidt. | greeting:
 | You ape hcYeby summoned and required to appear il the United StLteS District Court. in the DistricC of Alaska. Second Judicial di diviSiun. >iGting at Nome, in said district and to answer the comnlgint Of plaiutiff ill the above entitled action withln thirty days nfter the compfs ton of the period of publication of this summons. and if you fail to answer said complaint wiGbin that time plaintiffs will take judgment agnipst you for the sum specified in Si co nplaint. and will apply to said court for the relief demanded in said complaint.
 Plaintiff C. f. Bayles in said complaint de- mandS iudgTent for the sum of S2,J, wi.h in tereSt, claimed to be due upon u contract for the construction Of q certain one story, five room frame hui!aing. situated in the city of Nome, in the District Of Alaska. and for the further sum of Sj5, with interest. upon q con- tract for extra labor and services rendered in tho construction of said house. and for the further sum of N .50 for verifying upd recording, lien upon Sait house anu the laHds upon which the same is situated. and for the sum cf SlOO as attorneys fee for forcclosing said lien, and asks that of said suGls be declared lien upon said house and lands upon which the same is sitauted, and that said house and lands may be sold to satisfy said iudgment and that exccu- tion issue for any deficiency thercupon Plaintiff Sol G. Simpson. doing business as Simpson & Co.,, in said ompiaint demands judgment for the Of s57y.53. with interest being the reasonable price ,tnd value of lumber and building materials furnished by id plain tiff upon contract, and used in the canstruc- ton of sald building afores id, to-wt: That certain onc-stOrY, tve-room frame building, situuteu Ill he cit of Nome, in the District or AlaSlSG For tle fur her sum of xJ.o0 for verify ing and recording Il lien upon suid building and lAnds upon which the same is situated, and for tke further sum oi SlO0 ps attorneys fees for foreclosing said lien. and ;sks th,,t all of said sums be declared a lien upon sr i'd house and the lands upon which the same s situated, und that the same be soid to sitisfy said judgment. and that execution issue for any deficiency there. upon.
 The order for service by publication of the fuIcgoins Sammons is dated the iUh day of J nuury. A. D. 1902,
 Date of first publication oS this summons, January SUh, A. D. 1902.
 Last day of the period of publication of this summons. February lyth, A. b, 1sv2.
 Dated this eta day of Janu Try, A. D. 1902.
 H. G. STEEL,
 Jerk cf Y. s. District Coict. Secoul lSe4ll Division, District of AlIiska, by Ii (. GORoON, Deputy.
 Thomlson- Maiunt' X Thompsuil .4nI I. M. Reeu uttorhey> .or pi,tintins: offices on Stead man avenue. Nome, Alaska. l-S-1tW W
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Harry Richards, Samuel r. McDiD and Bt

F. Natii:
 You. aud each of you, aTe hereby notified that nave expended during the year lyOi the sum of one hundred dollars in iabor and improvement Us upon the Rose quartz mining claim, situate aoodt o.e.naif iniie east oi Biun City, on the shore ol bcrihg sea. in the Cape Nome record. Ing dis.rl;t in the DisCrict of Alaska of which the notice of location is found Of record in Book 'it p..ge li6 of the records of the Topkok mihihs district in the office of the recorder of sdid lape Nome recording district in order to n0id said cialn unoer the provisions Of Section 2SSa of the Revised Statutes ot the United States anu the amendments thereto concerning annual labor upon mining claims, bei1ig the amount required 70 hold said lode claian for the period ending on the Jlst day vf December 1901 Ana II, withni niiiety u.ss after the puDL,.,i,n oi .nis hytic' you idli to contribute your pro. ~ ~'toh ot saoh cHncndlS lSuip as co-owners your lhscfeS il the S.ilu eis.im will become the rrn,, crey of Lhe subscriber. Jour co.owner, who hs nt-1.e me eAi ,Atitule required pJ the terms Cr sniu sCcti.u. S "i
 N.,. A,,..,. EMERSON ONEAL.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

NOME, Alaska, October 30, 1901.
 To James Warren Dickson. You ute nereoy notiiied tuat 1 have expended the sum of one hundred ana fifteen dollars. in laoDr. in performing the assessment work for the year 1901, upon that certain claim known as the Fish claim, containing twenty acres. more or less, a placer mining cl.liln -sn FlSn :reek, a triJn- tdry of .Solomu2 rivef. in the Bonanza Mn ing District, DlStrict Of Alaska. aS will ap- pear by eel tilcate filed August 18th, A. D. lsyy in the olice oi the recorder ol the said dis rrict Tn oidcr to hold suId mining prOpert, unuer the prov of section .3zt or the isc viSed statutes oi tine United States, being the amount re ,luired to hold the same for the year i50i.
 You will please take notice that if you do not witnIn ninety .ays aiterGne puollcatIon of this notice pay your proportion, or II yUd rel to pay your proportion of such expenditure as aforesaid. as co owner. your interest i'll said claim will Decefne the property of the under signed. under sad section 23.t Revised Stat utes of the United States.
 Octop WILLIAM NIELSEN.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
COUNCIL CITY, Alaska. January

COUNCIL CITY, Alaska, January 1, 1902. To George R. Glrdner:
 You are hereoy notified thot l. cs one of the co-owners of the mining claim hereinafter de- scribed, have expenCed the sum of two hundred dollars in labor in performing the assessment work for the years 1900 and 1901 upoa that cer. tain mining claim known and commonly calleu No. .i7s' (formery called "No 2o'J above discovery on Ophjr creek, in E4uorado mining distIics, now in Council recording district, Dis trict of Alaska. and containing about p acres US will appear ny certificate anu affidavit Iieu October 2iJh l!DO. for said year Of lvvU. and u, ceftinc.Ue aud .iris,.lvit Lcu Octoper 2,sh, lsDi for said se II 1901, in the i.c u. Ih, recJfei oi said district, in OrtiGr to mad sail misi4g pru.,- erJy unier the provisions of Section ,52i of the Revised statutes of the United States beiug the amount required to hold the same for the said tars lyOO and lsUl. in accordance wi tn said law.
 You will please take notice. as co-owncr. that If you do not, within ninety c0) days after the publication of ths notice, pay your proportion or if you refuse to pay your proportion of sncn expenditure as aforesaid as cv-Vwner, your in. :. terest fi said cl..im wit become the property oi the undersigned uliGei anu n; virCts. uf Said Section sd2i ot the Revised Statutes uY tiie United S-atos.
 J. l.. WILSON,
 Co-ownet of the Aiores..iA Claim
 and Pfupas ty.
 Date of hrot pueiicas.oe oi -utice, J sn ar 5, 1902 i-..,.iawW \ t . '->-' W
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LIFE WITH
 REINDEER MEN
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along silently, watch the proceedings, and generally leave again quickly, without making any remarks. We made some headway in buying few deer from several of the deermen of the neighborhood, made arrangements with other natives to herd these for us, and things seemed to come our way we'll enough, and we so reported any, way by the Bear to the department about the middle of September. Soon afcer that there started in an oninous roar, which sweiled till it reached from one end of Chowchu land to the other.
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Society Notes,


 ,Profs. Jose and Hudsop's informal Nhops every Saturday evening at Golden sGate hall are very attractive and are largely attended.
 The Knights of pythias club propose to give grand ball on or about Jan. P at Golden Gate hall. The exact date .xll ba determined as soon as it is known when the new Golden Gate hall .Wtii be. completed.
 P. o. Hanks masquerade party at ;the Golden Gate last night was largely attended and was pronounced success. There were many elegant costumes and tho affair was one of the most enjoyable .ever witnessed in Nome. ,.
 The complimentary ball given. to the musicians of Nome last Friday night at { the Golden. Gate hall was brilliant !: success. The music was all that could be desired. An elegant supper was served. The floor management was under the direction of Prof. Frank : Hudson.
 The Knights of 'Pythias club are 2 again in evidence and on Monday night 2 tho club held their first social session . of the season. The Knights of Pythias ara, famed as social entertainers and the sffair on Monday night was fully up to their standard. Judge s. T.. Je6reys was master of ceremonies and In ansloqiient speech detailed the ob- jectg ot Pythianism. Harry Leland, J. B. McKeon, Jack Hines and F. O. Hanks aIso contributed to the evenings entertainment. Dancing was then be- run under the direction of Prof. Alfred Jose and was continued until one o'clock in tbs mornipg.
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Nothing too good for the patrons oi Board Ot Trade. Just received j bar rels of MOOnohlne corn whlskey that was made in lS.0 by Harris Tyson m the Blue Ridge mountain district of North Carolina and being made contrary to law was hid in cave to prevent the government from collecting the rev. enue. He stored 300 barrels in this cave. Some ten years later he was killed by a revenue officer and the whiskey was forgotten, until 1900 when his son, Harris Tyson, Jr,, discovered the entrance to this cave and entered for half mile when he was attracted by a very pleasant Odor. Having a desire to locate the Odor he continued a little further, where he discovered a pile of half decayed slaves and iron hoops and short distance ahead he came to a small lake and on examining it he found it to be whiskey. It had been put up in barrels with iron hoops which had rusted and broke and let the .whlskey out and 1t formed thi, lake. lie immediately set up distill- cry aad refned the whlskes. gettines only 90 barrels out of the original 50Js 1t Is as pure as whlskey can be made, being made from white flint corn and pure mountain water and has nevel3 passed through the hands of any Jew rectiiier or wholesale dealers. fry it. straight or as hot toddy and you will. say it Is the proper, th ng We also handle Dnlf Gordon Sherry, vintage. 1885: Q. W.O. spanish Port, vintage ls.o: Old Impor,ed Marell Brandy, vintage 1881.
 ADAMS x THAGARD,
 Rroprietors.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the United States Commissioner Court, uistrjct of Alasxo Second Division. Precinct of Nome. Sitting as Court of Probate.
 In the matter oi the estate Of John C. Moiloy, deceaSed. ~ Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, w. E, Geigcr the administrator of the estate oi John (. Molloy. deccased. to the creditors or and all persons having claims against, Salu estate, to exhibit them, wich the proper vouch- CTS within six months from the date of this no tice tsaid date being the date of the hrst publ- cation tbereof) to said administrator nt his residence. .Situutcd at the south end Of w. F. i,ciCer's bridge. on the south side of Riverside avenue. in the city of Nome, in the precinct Of Nome District of Alaska. second division. Dated January lst, A. D. lH0S.
 W. F. GEIGER,
 Administrator. I. $. THOMPSON.
 Attorney for Administrator. l-l5t-wN
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IL was not to tc mistaken. It was the cry for the hood of the strangers. We set down and Wcote farewell letters to o,r homes, set our earthly affairs in order. as we'll as possible, and gave the letters and communications to the de- partneLt in the care of friendly natives, and calmly prepared to fight. We were going to give them the best fight they ever had, for neither MT. K. fly nor I cared to die unremembered on that desolate shore.
 CONRAD SEEM.
 (To be cOn,inued.)
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Sum mons.
In the United States District Court in and fo, the District of Aiukits. Second Division.
 John Goodyear Plaiuur

In the United States District Court in and for
 the District of Aiusisa. Second Division.
 John Goodyear, l'lainun The Yukon Gold Dredging Con- p..ny ui BiAiuio, ~. l., a cor .'oritiun
 DeIcnuunL. The President of the United States of America
 to the Yukon Guid Dredging Company of
 Buffalo, New York, corporation defendant,
 Greeting:
 swer the co,npiaiaG On pi. intiif iu lhe aDovc en ,Irieu .ioiou wi.hin seventy tive udys from lh. ultc of tbe urS. puoIiCatiun Uf this summons VDe vIUer lDi service u which is dated Duccln- ucI 2Jsh, A. D tul, us JAugincns for Want there ui. W1.I De t..keu az .ii,U you.
 Salu actjOii Is Drougu. tO recover the sum of s.S1U.U0 Tor worK and labor performed Dy the piaitii for you between the lst day of April lsts, aiid the lath day of SeptemDer, A. D 1894 Ioi iartncf pirticuiars of nich reference to the compiaiile ou lie herein is hercDy ma.e; And you are flrtner noLineu that il ,ou fail to answer the complaint before March 2, against you for the sum of x7,s50OO
 Witness the iaOnoraDie James WiclSersham, Judge or the UniGeu States District Court in and for the Uistri1l Of AiisASiL Second Division thereof, and the seal of said court affixed nt Nome, this twentieth duy of December, A. b laui.
 .........-.-...... H. c. STEEL, Seal of U. 5. Clerk of the United States Disl Court, District Court for the District District Of Of Alaska Second Division. Alaska, Sec By H. .. GORDON, Division. Deputy ( ierk '''.-.''..''''''. i2-2l 7tw
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GAIN IN SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK
American Union Reports PrOKress for the Year Satisfactory to
 the Managers,

The missionary work of the Amer ican Sunday School union in the year closing February 2S, 1901, exhibited two gratifying features. While 1874 new Sunday schools were organized in destitute places, only six less than in the previous year, there were 594 re organized. against 5l5 in the year be. fore, and 3,j23 schools visited or oth- erwise aided, against 2,6S7 of the pre- vious year; and 9.123 cases of visit and aid to old schools, against 7,4s5 in the year before.
 The amount received for the support of missionary work was s146, ,l0l, against Sl31. .106. an increase of $14,305 During the year there were 222 men employed of whom 113 were at work during the whole year. and 109 during a portion of it. Two thousand, four hundred and sixty-eight schools were set in operation that were not in ex- istence one year ago, reaching 90,663 mem r1bers; in addition to this, in the 3,523 schools aided for the first time there were 270.Ts3 members, while 9. 1.3 ''@ito "oic "Aoo bAo''e anu 'tAu Si'eH to old schools.
 The work of family visitation has been prosecuted, 175.794 such visits having been made by missionaries against 143,075 the previous year Twentytwo thousand, seven hundred and ninety-two sermons and address, es were made, against 1s.714 of the year before. and 3.7O2 Bibles and Tes- taments distributed. One hundred and five churches of different denomina- tions have been organizei as the out. come of the schools.
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Death of q Pioneer.

Laurit2 Edward Larsen. native of Bossckop, Norway, died Jan. F. at his home on Point Belmont. MT. Larsen was about 3G years of age and came to this section in .SgS., MT. Kjelshers knew him in his old home in Norway. The funeral took place today, Mir. k. Foysell officiating.
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The Oki Reliable Hunter Saloon

Only sells first-class liquors. If you are not a;patron, it will pay you to give us d trial. We make a speciality oi supplying families and miners with the best of everything in the lquor line at a small margin of profit.
 The only whisleys we sell are genu- inc Old Hunter rye, Old Hermitage rye and Old Crow bourbon at the fol- lowing prices: S6 per gallon, S2 per bottle, or l2! cents drink. Gall and take few bottles home with you. In champagnes we have MonopoIe (Red Top), Pommery and Mumm's. Phvsi- cians will find the same strictly pure wines and liquors as we have furnished in the past.
 Afew of the specialties sold at the old reliable Hunter saloon are Mott's cider, rock and rye. for colds, peach and honey and apple brandy. Tom and Jerry or claret punch on tap every day. We deliv, r-to any part of the city. Telephone No. 45.
 THE HUNTER.
 Corner Hunter way and trc,ut si rect
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N Society @
The Prize HasQuerade.

The prize masquerade. ball at the Standard theatre on next Saturday night has aroused much interest, by reason of the valuable prizes to be awarded, which are now exhibited in the show window of Cribbs & Rogers drug store. A complete orchestra, comprising the best talent in town, has been engaged with Prof. Carpenter as leader,
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.
Placer Claim skinny"


 To Stephen McGOvern, co-owner: You are hereDy nOtiiied th 1t have expended during the year l!0l one hundred dollars in labor and Improvements on the bench claim skinny" situate on the left limit of Dahl creeA, opposite creek claim NJ. , Cn said Dahl creek, i'll the hougarok precinct. district of Alaska, uf which Sliu claim the iocuiion ccrtiii- cate appears Of record in volume 1t, at p,ge 59, in the office of the recorder of suid precinct in order to hold said claim under the provisions of section ?o2i Of the revised statates of the United States, and the amendments thereto, approved January 22d, lSso, concerning annual labor upon mining claims. being the amount required to hold sasd placer claim during and for the period ending on the 3lst day of December, 1901. And II within ninety days from the first publication Of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of such expenditure as n co-owner, your interest In the said claim will become the property of the subscriber, your COON ner who has made the required expenditure by the terms of said section.
 J. A. (RIDEsTER. Dated, Dahl creek, Alaska, January Ist, I9H ILW 3mS
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Rooms over the Second Glass, reno vated and letittod. warm and comfort able: q circulating library in connec- ton, with all the late, choice books; membership. &i 1O per month.
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WANT ED

\ MAN in need, with wife and three chil A uren, ueslrcs any kind O1 cmploy yment A, ,.l esS 4. b. (.. Nugge. OiIicv.
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For Burial of a Patient Who
 Died in the City Hospital.
CALLS HiM X THIEF
Councilman Harris States That the Former City Undertaken Secured and Cashed Two City Warrants for the Burial of ti'e Same Body.

Undertaken Large was ripped up and down the back by Councilman Harris at the regular meeting of the city coun- cil on Monday evenng. Mr. Lange had, under his cUutract, the privilege .e of burylng one John Staff, and for that privilege presented two bills and re- ceived two different warrants. In the rush of business of the finance commit tee both bill were Passed and ordered paid by the council.
 Harris said that by so doing Lange was d thief, and hat the city ought 10 start immediate proceeding against nam, and City Attorney Hoggatt Was ii- stI ucted to wait upon the dlsli icL attoi- ney and zee what action should be brought against him.
 Owing to the .aieness of the season, the committee on lights recOmme nu ed that the contract with the None Fec tric Light and Power Company be can ceiled. a, in 80 days the city wCuldn | need any lighting and would save $500.
 Chief of Police .olley, as ex-otiiclo assessor, made complaint about levyiny and seizing property, for fear tha. m case Ot not being sustained tLey could come back on him, and either wanted the city council to back him ln h,s duties or throw up his Job.
 The council. on motion of Stevens, who thought that .IOl.ey ought to be protected, decided to back hlm.
 A discussion en,ued over what was Icing done in he matter Ol collecting delinquent taxes, j. ul den thinking tlat the clty attorney wa uSin. lle wrong p. ocedure.
 City Attorney Hoggatt explained that proceedings had been begun again-t the Muther property and k. J. English, and that in either case the city would know where the ir nunicipul laws stood. The right to attach was what would be settled, and, il tavol- ably, it would he an easy matter to col feet delinquent taxes.
 The COuncli .ecI ed to deer iurth.r acton untll the aUove eases were dts- posed of.
 City Treasurer Soner report showed thS amount avallab.e .n JLe general iund to be 81z3 l3: school fund. S3,6l3. il fire fund, $930.l3.
 A warrant call Was ordered for warrants numbered from 490 to 5iO in- elusive.
 Mr. Lange, who stands well in the community, states that if two warrants were issued hIm for the hnrial of staff he does not know Il; however, he says such m,sht have been the case, q, d warrant might have been io>ued after he had presented hls biiI the second
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If you want good. fresh meat. killed in Nome. call at Carstens Bros X Dashley's, Front street.
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Furnished, warm rooms over Royal Cafe, Front street, $7 and $l0 CT month: also stables for horses and do, 8.
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INSTRUCTION

FRENCH conversation and English literature ' classes viii be commenced by ntrS. I. A.
 whistler on the 10th inst. Tor terms uppiy ut It Sidence, BeliuonC Point. 2t
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Mir. Lange, who stands well in the community, states that if two warrant s were issued hIm for the hnrlal of Staff he does not know Il; however. he says such m4sht have been the case, as d warrant might have been ia.ued after he had presented hls biil the second time. 1Lere Is one thlng certain---Mr. Lange had no lnIentlUn Ui Obtaining d S-4 city warrant sulleptltious!y.
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Oar meats are not surpassed. Car stems Bros. X Eashley, Front street.
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See Fox Transfer Co. for sleighs and horses. 10 StCadman ave.
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Children's fel,s, Nome Trat ing Co.
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Dog meat, at Pioneer Market.

Log Cabin Tinshop, First Ave, opp. Snake River Grocery.
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Tho Nome Trading Co. have the bes, smeke Of ladies' Arctic overshoes.
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NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that n special term of the United SGaUes DisLrico Court Iol the District of Alaska. Seuonu Diyi SiOn viii be neid in he Court House in the town of Nome in said strict und division, beginning on the l1th dty of February, lSV2, anu continuing so long thereafter ns nlay De necessary for the CraLsactaon Of the business beiore the court. Da.eu at Nome, January 6th ltJz.
 If. G. STEEL.
 Clerk of said court,
 Ky JOHN Y. REED, Deputy.
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FOUND

IN THE Standard Theatre on night Of La ties Gailu bai, fur m ,d4. Apply NUGGET o.iice
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Holiday Special.

$l7. .6o OUR FAMILY LIQUOR CASE Containing i2 quarts. assorted. viz: 2bottles Hermitage Whislsey. -f. bottle Hunter Rye.
 bottle Imported COgnac. bottle Jafnuica Rum. bottle Old Tom Gin.
 bottle Port Wine.
 bottle Sherry bottles Claret.
 2bottles Sauternes. NEWElDORADOLlOUOECC
 25o FRONT ST. Famils Traae . SpsehltS.
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Whiskey Discovered in a Cave

Corner Hunter way and Front sl rec