THE DAILY BEE- THURSDAY , JUNE 4 , 1885 .
THE DAILY BEE.
Thursday Morning , Jniio 4 ,
LOO&L BREVITIES !
Look oul for the Bellevue Sociable at the
Dadgo street church , Friday night , Sonta
and good times ,
| The Unity Club will Riva a social , 1'rf-
day nlgbt , at Masonic hall. The Musical
Union will furnish the music.
A freight engine on the 11. & M , run off
Uia track yesterday morning In the yards.
After an hours' work , it was replaced ,
Deputy Marshal Mullen of the Bluffi
was In the city yesterday looking up a witness
to the Wolf slugging affair ot Saturday night ,
The deposition of testimony In the
Brighton Kancho case has temporality come
to a dote , but will probably commence to
day.
The county commissioners wont out to
South Omaha yesterday to lot the contract foi
( trading 3OCO yards of the section line road ,
runnin ? east and west.
Chief Clerk GrlfGn received , yesterday , the
official commission of James JJruckmnn , ol
Denver , who will run as postal clerk on the
JtlcCook i ; Denver lino.
Ex-Inspector Stccn of the postal
department , was in the city , Tuesday , and
made a formal transfer of his books and nc
couuti to h ! successor , A. bl , Ilobinton , ol
San Francisco.
Owing to the heavy shower Tuesday
evening the mooting of the Omaha Fair and
Imposition Association was not a success in
point of numbers , and an adjournment wac
taken until 1 o'clock this afternoon.
The members of the Emmett Monument
society are requested to bo present at their
hall Thursday opening , as there will bo busi
ness of importance to be transacted. 13y
order of the committee.
The now boat club proposes to buy a four
eared and a six-oared shell , two single Eculls ,
a working boat and a barge to start its fleet ,
and will probably build a boat house on the
southwest side of Cut-off lake.
August Nelson , the South Omaha con.
stable , H getting ready to leave for Sweden
in abuui thirty days , after tfco girl ho left
behind him , \Vhon there on a visit twi
years ago August engaged himself.
Mat Carrel , on Omaha bruiser , of unsavory
reputation , was arraigned before his honor ,
Judge Stenberg , yesterday afternoon , and
fined $10 for assaulting a stranger , in a saloon
on Twelfth street.
C. S. Baldwin , a well-known sport , sudden.
ly disappeared from Omaha yesterday , leaving
Bover.il parties to weep and walk the floor , on
account of his absence ) . Ono of them has
aworn out a warrant for the gentleman's
arrest ,
In Tueaday'd report of the board of edu
cation meeting , the name Charles O'Connor
was twisted into "Charles & Connor. " This
gentleman has been awarded the contract to
do certain paving for the school board , The
xnatorial used will bo "Euclid Flagging. "
Our citizens will bo surprised to find how
much baa been done at Bellevue college last
yoir. Go to Unsociable at the Dodge street
Trosbyterian church Friday night and aee the
students. College eoogs and a good tims
generally , Refreshments served by the
ladies.
Alexander Wishart , the South Omaha
hotel keeper , who was shot some six weeks
ago byV , E. Jones , in a drunken row , made
bis appearance on the streets yesterday : He
Ifl recovering from the effects of his wounds
very nicely. Jones has not yet been heard
from.
Major Samuel Brock , assistant adjutant
, general , having reported in accordance with
paragraph 2 , epocial orders No. 85 , current
series from the headquarters of the army , i ;
assigned to duty as adjutant general of the
department.
During the heavy thunder shower Tuea-
day'night , a bolt of lightning struck in the operating -
orating room of the Western4Unlon , jumping
from the transfer board to a dead or discon
nected wire and running down stairs. A few
of the fine wiroa were burnt , but no serious
damage WAS done.
The annual election of Capital Lodge No ,
S. A. F. & A. M. , was bold on Monday even ,
ing when the following officers were chosen on
the first ballot in each case : M. C. Wilson ,
Master ; G. M. Nattlngor , Senior Warden ;
1M. . White , Junior Warden ; M. Hellman ,
Treasurer ; John Bamlord , Secretary. The
Installation will take place in the latter part
of thia month , alter the mooting of the grand
edge , which is to be held in this city ,
Aery delicately written , though not
liighly perfumed , note came to the BEE'S night
lustier yesterday , In which the author mikca
timely complaint against the daily ciuslty
to some unfortunate animals that cornea under
observation , Continuing she declares that it
is moat shameful to see howa few of the street
cir drivers abuse their horsoi , Kand
refers especially to ono drfver on the Thir
teenth street lino. The lady says that she IE
a lover of hones , and hopes these outr gOE
will bo looked after ,
A veiy pleasant party was given Tuesday
night at tha residence of Mr. A. Pollack , Nine ,
temth and Farnain , in honor of hta niece ,
Mlaa Dollle Rojcnstock , who loft Omaha yes
torday. About thirty invited friends were
present and a most enjoyable time was had.
Music , social convene and splendid refresh ,
meets w ere features of the evening's enter *
lainment , Miea Kosenstock will go to St ,
liouh , where the will vult friends , and then
proceed to Baltimore and other points in the
oast. Shn hai been a popular member ol
Omaha society since her arrival , and hoi
.friends sincerely hope that she may return al
an early day ,
An innocent German lad , F , M Drusen
appeared in police court josterday with an ap
plication fcr an appointment 'on the polio
force , duly filled out and eigncd. Amoni
those who bad signed for him were "Uucl
John Stantru , Jclm Connolly , former ! ;
known us "Whisky Jack , " and ono or tw
othoia , Th poor fellow was unlucky euougl
-to fall liito the hands of Jailer Tom 1'erronol
who Uscinewhat oa practical joker. Toi
told the would-be "cop" that ho would hav
to go through a eories of tests with the dum
btl'a , to atcertiin his strength , etc. Druse
me lily submitted and for half an hour wa
twitting himself Into all sorts ot uncomfort
abla shapes , in trying to obey the orders c
kin persecutor. lie was finally told that h
would ' 'do" and that his application woul
bo considered "when the clouds rolled by. "
Now la the time to build , Get lo
pcicts ou lumber from Goo. A. llcaglan
AstlsUmt boolleepef in clHsaof l > r ;
rtt.vli.ture ; ycuuy mem of good habit
ami e oxpuiienco and first-ol 's 10(0 (
ivrc . Address for three dayr , D , M , E
liuu iflio.
A LIVELYSCRIMMAGE. .
onlh Onalia Constables Hare a Lil
Expericucs ,
Uoml > rile < l with Cugpulors nnil I'ur
nlturc An Angry Looking Onn
on the aconc Jaatlco
Wright's Court ,
Jnstico Wright's court was the scent
'istorday afternoon oE a oomowhat non-
ational trial , the partioa intoroatod belnf
osldonta of the flourishing and active
-onng village of South Omaha. The
acts revealed implicated four mon , throe
f thorn constables , and two women , one
f whom has long ago rounded the nl
ottod thrco score yoara and ten , Thi
irinclpnls , however , were August Nolsor
e. Josie Patrol and Nick Powers. I
corns that the Inttor were in posse ajlor
f property belonging to the la to W. E
onoa , on which Nelson , as an officer o :
ho laV , hold attachments nod oxpcotoc
; o R&H before long for the purpose o :
aUatylng debts contracted and left un
> aid by Jones. Ho sent Constable Man
ling to got the property , but JoaloPowo
nd Nick Powora refused to lei
tfr. Manning BOO or touch a slnglo ar
, ! clo. When ho commenced to take the
mil by the horns they broke loose ot
ilm with a terrible tirade of nbuso and
tircatouod to do him bodily Injury unices
10 left the promises immediately , II
corns that Nelson had accompanied Man <
nlng to the place and was a spectator ol
ho picnic until matters had became ac
warm that Manning either had to secure
tatiatanco or rotlro. Then Nelsin Ealloc
n and the battle was on once moro. Ac
ntlquatod old grandmother also joined
ho gang. She bombarded Nelson's heat !
rith a cuspadoro and Mint
'owclmndo an extraordinary effort tc
ctatoh his oycB out. Nelson finally so
nrod the two women and was about tc
jcct them from the house when Poweri
ho mounted his 'frame. But being wel :
> ullt and endowed with plenty of Blrcngtr.
10 encircled the ontlro trio and pitched
hem all out doors into ono hoip. Bj
his tlmo Lilts Powol had been relieved
) f nearly all her clothing. The fight ,
Drover , ended thcro. Nelson went tc
ustlco Wright's court and swore out
warrant for the arrest of Potvel and Pow <
n. It was placed in the hands of Con-
itablo Edgerton , who arrested and
> rought them up yesterday. The charge
ilacod a inst them was that of resisting
n officer. They gave baU to appeoi
or trial next Thursday morning. There
was also a rumor current in connection
with thfs affair that Nelson had boon ar-
ested and lodged In jail , but that was c
also rumor- Miss Nelson , It scorns , was
oen to have a desperate looking rerolvei
n her possession which she tried to use
n Constable Manning , but was pro-
onted from doing so.
GRADING DAMAGES ,
An Interesting Opinion From Git }
Attorney Gonnoll ,
Some time ago the supreme court ol
is state rendered a decision in the case
f Harmon vs. the city of Omaha ,
akcn up on appeal. The gist of the do
Islon was that property holders conic
; aln damages from the city In cases where
> roperty hai beou Injured by grading
when Improvements had been put upon
: before the grade iraa established ,
With reference to thia decision and the
nllnenco it ought to have upon the polloj
f the city , Mr. Connell has filed the
ollowing decision :
'o the Honorable the City Council of the
city of Omaha :
In rwponao to your resolution , concerning
IB establishment of grades , I would respect
'ulljr submit , as my opinion , that the recent
ecislon of the supreme court , in the case ol
[ armpn va. Omaha , need not prevent the
atablishment of grades , nor will such action
n the part of the mayor and council rendet
in city liable for damages.
The decision in the ese referred to , merely
; ces to the extent of establishing the liability
E the city for damages for the actual grading
; a street , when such grading will result In
amagea. The rule o'damages not being in *
olved in the Harmon case , was not discussed
> y the court , but I rfm satisfied that the true
ule is the depreciation if any , of the market
aluo of the property by reason of the tjraJ-
ng , and is not the cost of cutting , filling up ,
r changing the property so as to conform to
10 street as graded.
In cases whore the improvements are made
ubsequent to the establishment of a grade ,
doubt very much , if damages to euch iin.
irovetnents by reason of the grading of n
; reet , can be recovered.
In fcuch a case , it would seem to me , that a
lurty making improvements without refer'
mco to the then established grade would be
ullty of negligence , and would bo estopped
rom recovering damages on account of such
inprovemeuts.
Such being my views of the law , I would
ecommend anil advise that as rapidly a ;
oaeonable proper grades can bo determined
ipon , that the same bo fixed and established
> y ordinance , so that all property owners in
making future improvements will have uc
eaaon for placing them FO that the grading ol
lie street will occasion damage.
W. J. CONNELL , Ulty Attorney.
OMAHA , Neb. , June 2d , 1885.
V Light Day in the Mills of Justice
The BIurphy-Boyd ciso was oRaln con-
Inued , and this tlrao until 10 o'clock
Friday morning.
The caio of Gannon vs. Tagart ,
jrought by plaintiff to gain poiecsslon o.
horao , waj decided by Jadgo JVIcOul-
oagh , yontcrdty , in favor of dofemUnt
An application for writ of mandamua
was filed yetterday In the case of ntat <
ex rol on relation of Johannes Bales vs
0. W. King. Pliiatill applies for the
writ compelling defendant to call threi
dislntoreated patties , who ahull opprals ;
certain property that has been levied ot
o taUsfy an execution , bat which de
'endant claims is exempt , by rootou o
his being tlio head of a family.
The United States commenced oul
yoalorday In the circuit court againa
Luke Yorhece , to recover § 14,852 25 , a
amount alleged to have been ovor-paii
on a mill contract , between Fargo am
Pombrluo , in Dakota ,
Tunt
M. J. Golaton Is the dry goods cler
nho figured prominently In the alusglu
( fftlr en South Thirteenth street Sund.
night , in which he clalnnd to have bee
Inookod down and robbed of $10 , Tb
all'itr Tvr.a investlq&tid by Oaptaln Bull
A an , and bo made up his miud that it
thraihing was well merit id , as ho vi
t Id Colston had Icsultod a young Uc
and tad hit n thumped by her brolhe
So far ni the loss of the $40 ii concerned ,
his , ho ft y , la all ft myth.
In the presence of Marshal Camming !
? oo3tlay afternoon Goleton told a fat
llileront atory\rhlch is biiclly reproduced
or what It Is worth. Ho says that with
broo other young men ho had gone
o n dilnklng roiort on South Thir-
conth street , and bad been drinkln thorc
about an hour , when the proposal wae
made that the quactctto atop up to the
> ir and have n acltzor all around , Gola
on , aa ho claims , uiado the remark , "We
musn't drink boor unless wo have oui
Hirls with us. " Ho Bays that ono of tl
> y.stnndcrs walked up to him and sale
hen , "Don't you make any inanltlng in
inualiona , " Soon afterwards , ho claims
10 was followed out by the yonng mat
who beat him severely with a cano vrhlct
10 had dropped ,
It certainly acorns that the motive foi
ho attack rras ridiculously Ineufliclont
3ut as both aides toll diametrically op
petite atoiioi , the exact truth will prob
ably never bo known.
Seal of North Carolina Tobacco IB thi
J , A. Crelghton aud wife have Rene ti
Chicago.
S , J. Alexander , of Lincoln , Is at thi
? axton.
B , Kussoll and v ito , Creston , nro guests ni
bo Mlllnrd.
E. S. Van Kuran arrived from the wosl
yesterday morning.
Frank 0. Damon , of the Snlom Evening
Jews , Is m the city.
P. , F. Kllley and wife , of Hiawatha , Kn ? . ,
are guotta at the Mlllard.
C. D. Cuinmona and wife , o riattsmoull
are registered at the Paxton.
Miss Forbes , ot Now Yoik , Is visiting Mrs.
V. II. Coffman for n few days.
Cupt. II. B. Freeman and wife , of Forl
Laramie , are guests at the Mlllatd ,
J. W. Golden , wife and sister , of Sherman ,
Wyo , , are guests at the Paxton ,
Judge J. Wesley Tucker , a prominent at'
.orney of Valentine , is nt the Mlllard.
Geo. W. Post , collector of Internal revenue ,
and wife , of York , are at the Millard.
Mrs. Max Meyer loft for the east last nighl
and will spend the summer at the watering
places ,
Thomas Carr , of Seward , was in the cltj
rosterday and made a pleasant call at the
! KE office ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Doual and wife , of Lo :
Augoles , Oal , , are yinting Mr. Harry Dene !
f this city.
J. M. Harwood and wife , Columbus , Neb. ,
and H , B. Van Sickle , Lo Mars , Iowa , are al
ho Arcade.
J. W. Bailey aud Chas. T. Page , represen-
atives of a largo agricultural Implement
icuso at Monmouth , 111. , are Millard guests.
Mr. Frederick Bock , of Now York city and
.lisa . Jessaline Ilodgers , of Cincinnati , were
married ou Tuesday , Juno 2 , by Rev. C. W ,
lavidgo ,
Dr. Darrow and wife lefcyesterday forCin-
innati. Mrs. Dariow will proceed from thai
ity to Weir's Springs , Va , , and will ther
pend the summer.
Alfred Clark , a former Omaha nownpapoi
man , and for a number of years connected
with the wholesale drug trade , Is in the citj
or a day or two.
Peter Gees was yesterday celebrating hi :
7th birthday. His twins were ono year olc
yesterday. lie declares that the 3d day a
'uno is the luckiest of the year.
Mr. Wilhelm V. Kroge , with Henry Bolln
: Co. , wai yesterday morning presented b ]
us wifa with a ten pound boy. Mr. Krogo ii
'setting ' 'em up" very freely.
Denman Thompson , Frank Thompson , Miai
Annie Thompson , Miss Isabella Coo and E ,
A. McFarland , of the "Uncle Joshu * Whit'
omb" party , are at the Millard.
Dra. Mercer and Sherwood left last eve
ning for Nebraska City , having been sum
moned to amputate a leg for a citizen of Otoi
onnty. They will return Thursday.
The marriage cf Mlllard F. Funkhousor tc
Miss Marlon Franklin , formerly of Brownoll
iol took place yesteiday at the residence ol
he btlde's family , in Shrewsbury , N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. 0wings , Atkinson ; R. Mal
ory , Wilber ; W. J. Short , De Witt ; H. B.
Sricodemua , Fremont ; W. J. McLean , Shos-
lone ; J. D. Locourao , Denver ; J. W , Millan
nd wile , Ayr ; Thoa. Hobbs , Oaeeola ; J. F.
Parkins , Weeping Water ; C. L. Talbot ,
Cheyenne ; J. II. Day , Buffalo , N. Y. ; W. J.
Short , L. H. Palmeter , Do Witt ; W. M ,
lowen , C. W. Eggleaton , A. Clark , Chicago ;
E. V. Snlvely , Muthows , Kan. , are ot the
'anfiold.
At the Metropolitan yesterday A , K ,
larsh , Sutton ; 0. O. Swan , Kearney ; J , W ,
Thompson , Netuaha ; William McCormlck ,
Alyeo Perkins , Blair ; C. W. Wheeler and
vlfe , Brownville ; T , K. Morgen , Grand Is.
and ; A. J. Finloyson , Blair ; G. W. Gulp ,
femahii ; J. 0. Kami , Schuyler ; S. If. Smith ,
V. Williams , T. B. Btalnaid , Hastings ,
fob. ; M. N. Sanford and wife , Dubuque , la. :
i , A. Brooka , Minneapolis ; F. A. Jennings ,
) unlap , la. ; 0 , Burnes , Kanias City
"harlea F. Norton , Boston , Mass , ; E. 0 ,
Jook and wife , Marshaltown , la. ; L , J. Ab
bott , B. F. Herrington. Troy. N. Y. ; Phillf
lone , Chicago ; II. Winfield , Detroit , Midi.
A. Q , Dart , Yankton , D. T. ; A. Currier anc
vife , Maple Park , teas. ; E. Linvllle , Carson
la. ; Q. C. Weber , 8t.Paul _ , Minn.
Beauty , that transitory flower , car
only bo had by using Pozzanl'a Mcdlcatec
jomploxion Powder.
Police Court.
The police dookot was painfully alin
yesterday morning , and Judge Stonberj
iad a comparatively oaoy time of it.
Charley Mela paid a fine of $5 nee
costs tor committing an aaasult upon Oar
Beckmau.
Tom Bntko , a chronic vog who haa fre
quently been arraingod , was aent up oa i
tivo-day eontenco to the county jail.
Four eeedy looking individuals wer
brought up on a charge of intoxication
They were upon trUl released as thei
epreeing was proyen to Lava boon of tin
the rmrmlcta owt ,
Clllt KioA-n , n ccgro boy , was fiuo
$25 end coit * for disturbance of th
peace It apposn that he went Tuei
day to ihtt rtiiideuco tf a colored woman
Mr * . McRill , mti c muionccd to ute foi
and icaoltirg lan iuyu , Shn ordered hit
to go out , but he refused tu leave. Fir
ally bur husband cmua In aod forclbl ;
ejected the foul-rr.ouihcit icltudn
Brown then comiuoaced to throw ctuuc
and br'c'ihite , ono of which natrord
miaied hitting Blra. McGill.
Dr. Hamilton Warren , Physician ar
Surgeon , 019 N. IGth streoi rear Wel
itir. Day and nv ht culls pjomptly a1
leaded to.
THE HA.QEN MYSTERY ,
Important Clues "Worked Upon Mr.
KKRII Ilcturns ,
Mr. James Morrison , the father-in-
aw of the misting Lincoln tailor , James
lagon was In the olty on private busi
ness Tuesday , Ho called upon Coronet
Droiol and briefly discussed the matter
mt said that ho had no points which ho
could yet dlvnlgo relative to hla missing
non-lu-law whom ho firmly believed was
murdered and then thrown in the Mis
souri. Ho has two dotootlvos working
jpon the case , however , and ono or two
mpotttvnt clues are being watched which
nro expected at an early day tc
yield substantial results. Just
what thcso clues are ho did not say. The
case , however , Is so deeply Involved in
mystery that it would seem as though
only by the moot rnastoily dotectlvo skill
.t could bo finally worked out. The
; hoory of murder Is the ono now enter <
tatned , and to prove the tnith of this
every effort is being made.
Mr. Egan , who was in the city Tuos.
day , endeavoring to establish the identity
of the bloated corpse found In the Mis-
lonrl river lost Juno with that of hla
Brother , who left his homo in Dos
Molnoa two years ego , loft for
Polk county , Iowa , Tuesday night. His
[ ournov was fruitless , as no doubt can
low bo entertained that the drowned
man was not tha Don Moines tailor ,
James Kgan. Altogether the mystery leone
ono which the public would like to see
solved , however far remote that desider
atum of accomplishment may bo.
Coughs , Cold and Sore Throat yield
readily to B. H. Douglass & Sonn' Cap-
mm Cough Drops.
Estate Trnnsfero.
The following transfers were Clod Juno
2 , with the county olork and reported
for the BEE by Amos' real estate agency :
Elizabeth Moranot al. , administrator ,
.oDanlol . 0. Moran ; nw } cf sec 19-15 11
e , Douglas county ; q c. $1.
Charles 0. Honsoi and wife to Freeman
W. Manville ; It 8 , blk 12 , In Parkot'a add
to Omaha ; w. d. § 500.
Robert L G rUchs ( ainglo ) to Henry
OsthoiF ; rA of ItI , blk 24 , in Omaha ; w.
d. S7.200.
Francis B. Hays ( 'ingle ) to Mlrlon
Moore ; vA of ni J sec 8 10-13 o , 8'Jacros ' ,
Douglas county ; w. d. $040
George T. Mills ( dingle ) to Anna M. G.
HcOarmick ; Its 15 and 1C , blk 2 , in
Clarendon add to Omaha ; q. c. § 1.
Anna M G. McCormlck and husband
; o John L. Luke ; 1's ' 13 , 14 , 15 aud 1C ,
> lk 2 , in Clarendon add to Omaha ; w.
d. 52,250.
Anna M G. MoOormlck and husband
o George T. Mills ; It 22 , blk 2 , and it
22 , b'k ' y , in Clarendon add to Omaha ; < i.
C.-S1.
Gunnard A. Llndqulst and wlfo to
Ulnnlo 0. Niedieck ; si of It 13 , blk 10 ,
n Kountzo & Ruth's add to Omaha ; w.
d. § 2,100.
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SEND your order , put out the sign we furnish and if the "V" does not prove the best selling cigar you have
ever had , you can return within 30 days alt unbroken and clenn packages.
PLEASE MENTION THIS PAPER ,
WHOLESALE
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"Write for prices and terms. Orders by letter ; postal , telegraph or TELEPHONE NO. 30 < I ,
receive prompt attention.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC HALE
OP THOHOTJamiRED
Horn
Wo will eell et Columbus , Neb . June 10th ,
1885 , at 1 p. m , , a fine draft of Short Horn
Bulls ; 20 head of Superior nnliimlB.Borao fit to
lioad any herd , nnd all In fine breeding condi
tion ana ready for usa and tbid ealo if you
want a teed bull , they are ot all our own
breeding and our record In Iowa as breedara
of Short Horns , we are proud to refer to ,
G Months ot 8 per cent interest
C. B. BENSON.
JNO. OSBORN.
Jessup , Iowa.
/ddress our Auctioneer ,
F-M.WOOD ,
Lincoln , Neb. , for Catalogue or us
Betting and General
JOBBING AND BRICK
Charles Harris ,
107 South J4th Bt. , - - - Omaha , Neb ,
CLAJBK & SELLS ,
Real Estate Agents
1108 FARNAM STREET ,
For list ol rropcitles lor sale jcaOffioha Heal * g-
tita Q ztte , tq V louad hi the reading \yyzt ol all
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( ESTABLISHED 1805. ) ,
Only Importers'in Omaha ot
SMOKERS' ABTICIiES ,
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Ufaoc fileyer Co. , Omalia , Neb.
A Full Aiiortment ol Air and Kiln Dried Walnut , Cherry , Aih , Butternut , Yellow Poplw
Kedwood , etc. Hardwood and Poplar Ptnel , mrdwood Iflooring , Wagon Stoolc , Btali
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Cedar Hoards for moth proof closete.Ktc. Veneers , Tauoy Woodi lot Scroll 8awingEto.Bto '
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