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The Only Exclusive .Wholesale Hardware House -won ST. 1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET. OMAHA . NEB. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS , Boots and Shoes. OMAHA , NEB. C. r 3PTF1 / T 33 EC. DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS. Window and Plate Glass. ' 43TAn ) ono contemplating bullcilnc ; store , brink , or any other find front , v.111 find It t } their ad rantagc to correspond with us before purchasing tnolr Plato Glues. C. F , GOODMAN , OMAHA - NEB. THE MOLINE STOVE ! Manufactured by XKCOXiXXflTXl They mnko a specialty of COOKING STOVES , and have this year plowed In the market no of the UOsT ECONOM O AND II 18 C SA USKACTORY STOVES over made. They make botu Plain and extension top , and guarantee all their goods. 'Sho agents for the company aro. PIERCY & BRADFORD , -DEALERS IN- Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters IMC < BL. Iff " 3C1 33 XJ 3 , GRATES , RANGES , STOVES , HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc. 1211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB. I 3SST G3LS 8 Special Attention Is Once More Called to the Fact thai Bank foremost in tthe West in Assortment and Prices of CLOTHING , FORMEN'S , BOYS' AND OHILDRHN'S.JWEAJR , ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF Furnishing Goods 'Hats and Caps Wo'aro propirod to meet the demands of the trade In regard to Latoot Style" and Pattorna , Fine Merchant Tailoring in Connection RESPECTFULLY , M. HELLMAN & CO , , 1301-1303 Farnham and 3W to 3U Ul ; S. W. WYATT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Lath , Shingles , SASH , BOOKS , BLIPS AND IOULDMS. 15th and Cuming Sts. OMAHA. WEB STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS We keep on band a full and complete line of FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY 'of eyery description. Pockot-Booka Gold Pena , Pencils , Ink0 , Mucilage , Envelopes ; Visiting , Playing Regret , Dinner and Birthday Oarria , &o , , &o , Give us a cafi. GILMAN R. DAVIS , & CO. , 16th Street : ; 0pp , Postoffioe , ' AtMtroct and Real btUte. JOHN L. MoCAOUK , opposKo Po t Office. W. R. lURTtETT J17 South 18th Street. Architect * . 3UFHENK & ENDKMSOIIN , ARCHITECTS Room It Oroljthton Block. : A. T. LABOR Jr. . Room S , Cielthton Bloc * . Boot * und 8hoei. JAMK3 DuVINE & CO. , fin * Boot * and Bhooo. A rood wnorttnent soms work on hind , coiner lith and Harrier. rnOS. KH1CK80N , S. K. cor. 18th and DoujlM , JOHN FORTUNATUS. 19110 h direct , manufactures to order rood work It fair prices. lUilrinr done. Ded Spring * . LARRtMKn MMmretarer. 1817 DonrtMrt. Book * . New * and Stationery. } . t. FRUF.HAUK 1016 Farnham Rtreet Duttor and EgR . 403HANK ASCHROEDKR , the oldest a and ion a in KebrMka mlAbllhod 1876 Omaha. .11 At. RESTAURANT , MRS. A. RTAN , lonthwsst earner Uthtnd Dotlzo. BAI Hoard for the Moncj- . Kttlsfuctlon Qiurtnlee.l. I all Ucrarn. BoirJ by tha Dty , W k or Month. Good Terms lor Cth rurnlh < > d Hnnmg Supplied. Uarrln ei and Road Wagons * iYM SNYDKIl , Uth and IHrnev Streets. Olothlng nought. / . HARRIS will pay hlpbntCiuih price , for second und cloUilnr. CWtnenlOth and ohain. uewo on. JOHN BAUMER 1B14 Faroham Btroet. Junk. H. BKUTIIOLD , lUtm and Metal. Lumber Lime and Cement * 703TKR A OR > Y comer eth and DonglM 81s. Lamp * and Olanwar * . I. KOirar-U 1809 DoturlM Ht. Oood Variety. Merchant Tailor * . 0. A LINDQUE3T , Ono ot our moat popular Mordiant Tallora to reciting - citing the latest dorigna for Spring and Summer 3oods tor Bontlomens wear. Btj'.lph , durable , ind prices low M ercr SIB 13th bet. Douic.&Karn. Mllllnory. CIS. 0. A. RINGER , \Vhcloutlo and Retail. Fan- y Goods In great variety , Zephyrs , Canl Boards , acnlory , Gloves , Cornets , ic. Cheapest UOUM In the Wort. Purchofters nro 80 per cent. Order 116 Fifteenth Btroet. foundry. I0m ? WEARNK t SONS cor. lith&JarkmnRU flour and Feed , JUAHAOITY MILLS , 8th and Farnhim Dto. proprlotorg. Qrocer * . t , BTEVKNB , list between Owning and Uar b. A. UoSHANE , Corn. 3d and Coming BtrcoU. Mardwaio , Iron ana titcel. OLAJJ & LAKGWOKTllY , WholoesJp , 110 ani1 113 Uth Bind A. HOLMES corno IBth and California. Harness , Saddle * , Ac. n. WRIST SO 13th St. bet FarnHarney. . Hotel * ANFIELD HOUHK , Oco. Cinndd,8th & Farnham OOBAN HOUSE , F. U. Gary , 013 Farnham St. OLAVEM'S HOTEL. F. SUvcn , 10th St. loathsrn Hotel Ous. Hamel Oth &Leavenworth ruen , Palnti ana Ullo. KUim & CO. fhnrmaclrta , Fins Vane Uoods , Oar. 16IU and Dongin otrccU. 1 7. J. WHITEHOUPK , Vholcsale&ReUH , IfithM. 0. FIELD , 0 2 North Sldo Cuming Street PARR , Drnnrlat iota and Howard Strooto. OontllU. Jit. PAUL WlllUirn I'lock Cor. 1Mb & Dodge. ur > uouau notiona , tto. JOHN U. F. LEtlMAKN & CO. , < ew Tort Dry Goods Utore , 1810 and IBIS Farn bam street. * . 0. Knewold also boot * and ehoes & Pacific. fururture. i r. OEOC3. New and E&oond Band FarnUure ad Btovej , 1114 DoutUs. Highest cash price aid tor eeoond band goods. BONNER 1800 Uourla st. Fine Koods &e. rcrco r orn . OUAEA FENCE CO. 1UBT , FRIES ft CC 1218 Harney St. , Improve d Ice Boxes , Ircc led Wood Fence * , O tllnra. Oonnlf i * Pine and Walnnt. r'awnoroner * . ROSEKKELD 10th St. . bet far. & Hal Hernaerator * , uantleia'a Patent. GOODUAN 1th Rt bet Farn. & Uiicara nd I ooacoo. WEST & FEITSCBEK , manufacturer * of CJgare , and Wholesale Dealcrol n Tobaccos , 1EOS Douglas ff. F. LOHENZKN manufacturer U10 Farnham FlorUt. A. Donajhno , pUJita , cot flowers , Beodi , ooquetl etc. K. W. cor. 16th and Dowlas stroeta. GO To CRAIO'd Oracn House 17th end Webster rtreet , for Plants , Bouquets , Flowers , Floral Designs , &c. Uivli engineer * ana tiurvnyor * . ANDREW KOSEWATEK , Crolghton Block , Town Biumys , Qndo and Bevrongo Systems a Specialty. Uommlsaion Morcnanu. JOHN Q. WIL LIS.I4K Dodge Strooi. D B. BKKMKR. 1'or details see Urge advertise ment In Dnllv and WnoULv. Oornlco Work * . Wcetern Cornice Works , Manufacturer * Iron Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofllng. Orders from any locality promptly executed In the best manner. Factory and OlCco 1218 Harney 8L C. 8PECUT , Proprietor. Galvanized Iron Cornices , Window Caps , etc. , manufactured and put up In any pan of the country. T. 8INIIOLD ale Thirteenth rtreet Crockery. J. BONNER M09 Douela * street. GoodUne. Olothlng and Furnishing Ooo > * . QEO. H. PETERSON. Alee HaU , Caps , Boota , Shoes Notions and Cutlery. 804 8.10th street Show Oase Manufactory. ! 0. J. WILDE. Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds ol Bhow Cw > 3 , Upright Coaes , & . , 1817 Can St. FRANK L. OERIIARD , proprietor Omaha Show Caeo manufactory , 818 South 10th street , between Laucnworth and Uarcy. All goodt warranted llret-class. oven cna mw re. A. BURMKSTER , Dealer In Stores and Tinware , and Manufacturer of Tlti Roofs and all kinds of Building Work , Odd Follow a'Block. J. BONNER. 1E09 Douxlvi St. cod and Gbbap Beed * . J. EVANO.Wholceale and Retail Seed Drill ) and Cultivators Odd Fullows Hall Physician * and Burgeon * . W. B. GIBBS , M. D , , Room No 4 , Crelgntoa Block , Uth Street. P. S. LE1SENR1NQ , * 1. D. Maaonlo Block. C. L. HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. poetoffloa DR. L. B. QRADD7 , OcnlUt and Auriat. B. W Uth and Parnbam BU Pnotograpner * . OEO. HE7N , PROP. Grand Central Gallery , 12 Sixteenth Street , near Masonic Hall , Funt-clwa Work and Prompt' neas ( ruaranteeo Plumbing , Uai and Steam F'ttlng. P. W. TARPY A CO. , 81813 St , bet , Farnham and DouglM. Work proinp y attended to. D. 7ITZPATRIGK , Uouirlas Street. alntlng an apor anglng. HENRY A. KOSTKRS , 141 Dodge Street. Blioe atore * . Phillip Lan 20 Farnham et ! < ! 18th & 14th , Uecono Hand Utore. PERKINS & LKAR. 1118 DougUsflt. . New and Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing floods , be. , bousht and sold on narrow marrlns. UnoertaKora. DHAB. R1KWK. lOlU Farnhao bet. 10th & lltd. 00 Oent Store * . P. 0. BACKUS Farnham 81. , Faaor Ooodi Ualoon * . HENRY KAUJTMANN , la tue new brick block on Douglas Btraet , bai | nt opened a mott tlogant Be l Hall. 0ot Lunch from 10 to IS very day , CtledonI "J , FALCONER 8T916th Blml. A Qrorxt Nulsnnco In Austrrvlla "Yet- lowmnn'a" Capture nnd Escnpo. London Fio'd It is claimed for the enonnous island continent which lies at Uio Antipodes thnt era long it will bo the grofttcit horso-proJnciiiR center in the world , The Australian coloniw nlroidy posscea a larger number of horaca in proportion to human bolnps thnn any other country in _ existence ; and to favorable la the climate and pnaturaRO for raising live stock ot nil kinds that it will not surprise us if , following the example of the United States , Australia ehould send a some proat rnco-horsos to run for our best English fitakca , and porhnps to win the Derby , before many jenra have passed. Not long elnco R oouplo of Au triilian 2-year-olds each being of great piomiso arrived at Alec Taylor'a atablcs , near JIarlbor- ough , aftorhaving passed three months ataca between Adelaide the capital of South Australia , -and the Thames. They ere delivered in WiltshirowlUi- out n scratch upon their skins , with lefis unpuflod and in blooming condi tion ; nor ia it unworthy of notice that thcao colta , brad by Sir Thomas Elder at hts atud farm near Adelaide which Sir llorculoa Robinson pronounced to bo the finest establishment of the kind that ho had ever aeon have travoracd thousand inilca Boino fivo-Biid-twenty of ocoin before they are stripped for the first time in public. The dams were exported in foal from this coun try t * Adelaide , and the produce has lately returned from Adelaide to this country. Speaking summarily , thcro aroabout 1,000,000 tame horses in the Aus tralian colonies , to which must bo added a ragged lot of about 120,000 wild hiraes , which Kang upon the skirts of civilization , and are aa great a nniaanco to tha squatters as rabbits to the agricultural community. The wildhoraea , or "brumblee , " as they are locally called , owe their existence to a forr tame animals , which have from time to time escaped from man's control and taken abettor in the bush , where they have multiplied with un conceivable rapidity. In his "Physi cal Iliatory of the Human Bace , ' Dr. Prichard cells that the moat refined , cultivated and polished of men a Sir Charles Qrandiion , for instance would loio his civilization and revert to a barbaric typo if confined for a year upon an island solely inhab ited by etwagos. Something of the uatme kind takes place where a thor oughbred entire horeo escapes into the Australian brush. 11 o cannot lese his fine sj mtnetry , his high courage and eye of lire , or hU grand action , but his coat soon becomes as coarse and rough as that of the wild colts and marcs by which ho is surrounded , and his progeny conform to the straight shouldered , cat-haiumod and spindle- shanked typo of their villainous dams. But such is the inborn partiality of tbo noble animal for liberty that thcro is no instance known in which a run away from civilization has returned voluntarily to slavery , although it might bo imagined that man's care is nioro than suilioiont compensation tea a horse tor the reasonable amount of work exacted from him. Nor , to all appearances , is wild lifo ia the bush BO attractive as to justify the prefer ence shown for it by horses which have once served man as domestic animalb. The pasturage is often very scarce , and in years of drouth the rivers , brooks and water- holes dry up , so that the "brambles" have to travel hundreds of milea to get food and drink. Man's hand is against thorn wherever they go , and they end by becoming aa unapproach able aa the mountain sheep of North America or the wild ass of Africa. In one respect they do not altogether lese their domestics instincts , for it is their habit to hover continually on the out skirts of civilization , partly from a desire to tempt trmo animals to follow their runaway example and partly be cause they knew that whore man dwells forage will not bo wanting. I a book lately published , called "Bush Lifo in Queensland , " Mr. A. 0. Grant , its author , lots much light fall upon the habits and resorts of the "inoba" of wild horses which frequent the most northerly of our Australian colonies. The hero of the book , John West , is on a visit at a station called Oambaranga at a time when "tho slack season is developed to muster ing all the tame horses on the run , branding the foals , breaking in the colts and fillies , and making occasion al attempts to got in the wild mobs on tha outskirts ot the station. " Mr. Grant explains that in this particular herd of wild horses were included many fine animals which had escaped from servitude , for which , as being branded , a standing reward existed. These runaways had adopted all the characterises of their wild companions , and were quite as wary and watchful and equal ly Imrd to turn in the direction of the yards or , us the Americana would the "corrals" when say , once they had turned their heads , towurd their mountain fastnesses. The herd was ruled by a stallion of unusual eizo and beauty and of a peculiar golden yellow color , with long black inane and tail. llo was a thoroughbred horse , son ot a sire imported at great espouse from England , out of an imported mare in the English "Stud Book ; " and when eighteen months old ho had been carelessly allowed to wander from Bindarobiny , the station of the United Australian Pastorial company , Per several years his whereabouts had re mained undiscovered , until a solitary stockman , tracking some cattle into an unfrequented spot , carne across the footprints of a herd of horses. Following up the fresh tracks for about a mile the stockman coino sud denly upon a mob of gome thirty wild horses feeding in a pleasant valley , A loud snort from ono of the marcs announced that she had discov ered the unwelcome presence of the human intruder , and the yellow stal lion , galloping round his little harem and arching his neck proudly , ad vanced with a dofiantair , Ono by ono the rest of the mob trotted toward him , shakiug their heads , plunging and kicking playfully at each other. Most of the foals and young horses wcro of the eamo rich golden color as their high-born sire , but had all the family characteristics of their dams. A movement on the man a part sent thorn all flying through the forest glades , and they were very soon lost to sight. Many attempts had been raado to run them in , but the "yellow mob , " as they were called , defied pursuit. The etockmen who under-1 fearless riders , came homo ballled time after timo. with horses knocked , or , perhap' , ruined for life. At louRth John \Vcsf , accompanied by his friend "Chwley/1 by the ehiof stockman of the 0 imbarancja station , and by a native , sot out upon picked horaea to try their luck with the yel low mob Their road lay along a nar row track , which Ind up to the head waters of the crook where the wild herd waa .usually found. The pur suers choao t convenient spot for their camp , and having hobbled their horses , lay down to sleep , after one of these pleasant evenings around a camp fire , which are the most agreea ble recollections of war and of life in the wilderness. They had not been long asleep when Oharloy aroused them with the warning that the wild mob was enticing their hobbled horses to join conipuiy with them , Snatch ing up their bridles , they soon suc ceeded in capturing their own horses , and in the clear fct.trlit night , they saw plainly a dark moving mass , which circled around thorn , while the tramp of the squadron sounded like distant thunder. The constellation called the Southern Cross sinking to rest below the horizon , betokened that ni ht was iar spent , and morning soon broke with that exhila rating freshnosa which is ita charao- tcrio at the antipodes. The laughing jackals welcomed the coming day with their unearthly hymn of praise ; the white cockatooa flow screeching across the sky ; the clear , rich note of the organ-magpie resounded through the woods ; and far down the crook the swamp-pheasant's rapid , cooing cry told thorn that dawn had como. After a hasty break f.is t they sot oil upon the track of their midnight visi tors , lunhed to silence by a con&cious- nosa that any moment might bring them in sight of their quarry. Sud denly Oharloy reins in his stood and Unions iutunljr as a distant whinny strikes upon his cars. Moving cau tiously forward , they catch a glimpse of a mob horses some black , some gray , but moat of thorn of n rich golden hue. The most prominent pb- joct is , however , a noble , upstanding chestnut horse , with mane and tail that swept the ground. In the pursuit that followed , John West , being a now "chum , " ia soon loft hopelessly in the lurch. To ride at full speed through Ahatralian tim ber on the edge of the creek , among broken gullies and broken rocks , re quires no slight amount of nerve nnd of experience. Presently John West comes across the stockman lying upon the ground , having been swept from his horse by an overhanging bough. Oharloy and his hawk-eyed native are more fortunate than their companions. Singling out "Yellowmau" himself , as they call the powerful thoroughbred stallion , they allow hit * no rest until gradually ho is edged nearer to the yard in which they hope to capture him. With reeking Hanks and sob bing ribs the noble beast sustains the same desperate pace over gullies , through rrooks and scrub , until a shout from his pursuers announces that he has entered the palinc * which incloso the } ard Hn is followed into captivity by Several of his harem , and the news iliua far and wide that Yollowman is at last cap tured. As ho stands by himself inoue ouo of the smaller yards the dry , white perspiration dims his golden sides ; his belly is tucked up ; his hogo tail , dragqled with wet and dirt , sweeps the ground ; his long mane hangs in tangled masses upon his bull- like crest. The wild eyes , gloaming with unquenched fire , bespeaks his indomitable spirit. The stockman from the Bindarobina station rides over to claim the runaway and to pay the reward offered to his capturor. Ho sots out homeward , leading the yellow stallion , upon whoso head ho has fast ened a pair of blinkers to prevent his cbslrving what is going on around him and to cuw his temper. "Mind that ho does not slip you , " exclaims John Went , as the man and his prisoner setoff off upon the long r.do homo. The warning was needed , for on the road the pair fell in with a mob of bush horses , and Yollowman sots to work kicking aud rearing , until at last ho drags the halter out of his captor's hand , after pulling the man clean off his saddle. To this hour Yollowman has never boon recaptured , although the surcingle and crupper buckled upon his body remained there long enough to produce an abrasion of the skin , upon which a bolt or girdle of white hairs has grown. In the most inaccessible brush between the Oam baranga and Bindarodina runs ho is occasionally seen surrounded by a harem of mares as wi/d / and untamoa- bto as him&olf. Tim moral of the story is that the wild horses of Aus tralia can only bo got rid of by the bullet , and luch is their number that all the colonies will soon have to fol low the example of Now South Wales , which has set a price upon the head of every "brumblo" slain by his pur suers , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A Bautlut Minifltor'N Ezporionoo I am a IJ.iptist minister , un . Ijifuru I ever thought ot belnj , ' a ikr yinnn , I graduated In medicine , butlofc it lucrative practice for my present profession , -iO yearn a o , I was lor many years a suf. ferer from quinsy ; ' Thomas' Eclectic OH cured me , " I wai aUu troubled with hoaiBnc8 , nnd Thnmab' I'cloutla Oil al ways relieved me. My wife an I child had diphtlio'h , and "Thomau' UJectio Oil cured them , " and if t ikeii In time will cure seven times in ten. 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