Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 20, 1883, Page 5

S THE DELUGED DISTRICT. The Work of Relief Progressing Systematical'y at All Points, The Flood of Businees Follows the Receding Waters at Cincinnati, No Fatth r Danger Apprehend«d The Flooded Regions. Special Dispatches to Tix Line, CixoiNNati, Februacy 19 —The iver wis stationary fram 6to 9 this morning, but fell one inch from 9 to 10, whon it fell to 69 2. The work of manuficturiog gas 19 progressing, and & portion of the city was lighted to. night, Al dunger of water famine has pasced, as more engines aro pump- iog water. The soup houses will by closed to-night, and relief work tarned over to organizad charitoble ussocia- tions, - Plans are maturing for a rad lcal change 1n the method «f oleaning and repairing streets and managing the health department, which will give employment to & large npumber of persons, if carried oat PritapereaiA, February 19,--The Ohio flood relief fand amounts to $4,000. The public will be appealed to. The Commercial Exchange has appointad a relfef committee, New Yorg, February 19.—The Stock Exchange started a relief fund. The Cotton Exchange has already col- lected $3,000 and the Produce Kx change reports $7,500. INpraNAPOLIS, Fobrusry 19.—The rellef committee at New Albany have issued an address to tho citizens of that place, calling them to give libor- ally and sreely to aid the many suf ferers by the floods. CiNcINNATI, February 19 -~The ex eontive committee of the rellef com mittee, at # wesing this afreracon, dasued the follvm\nl( addres : The Cincinuati relief ocommittes of the chsmber of ¢)mmerce and commnn <ouncil destre to thauk their friends in other places who have so geuercusly come forward with subscriptions for sufferers by the flood, and anncu ice that, having resolved in the beginning to uso all funds recelved from abroad only iu relieving our neizhbring citl zsns and towne, that we have all we on use jadicions siy for such parposs, M E IneaLts, Chairman. Louisvivie, Febrasry 19 ——A taat was made this evening, showing the flood exceedrd that of 1832 by three feet, threc iaches. Several fec gt trains passed over tha bridge to-auy. The weatber is clear and pleasant. Oontributions contirue, The distri- bution has been systematiz:d so es to guerd against deception, a: fiord relicf only to ihe worthy. Travel over the lines of railroads will be rap- 1dly resumed. The peace of the city Wwas never better preserved. Halstead to'egraphs to The World: ““It is proposed to raise a commis. slon of the most competent men, as possible from working politicians, to superintend the expenditure of 41,000,000 on recoustructing our prin- cipal streets. If we can cause the city to be decently paved, we might even cause the streets to be cleaned, that wronght it, We do not need any more money hexe for charitable pur: snlu and we do not hnow how to ispose cf all on hand, for other mntl of the country is rich and have n in this case bouatifol, - CiNcIsnaTr, February 19 —W. A, ‘Vanderbilt to.day, throngh Capt. Geo. N. Stone, added $2,600 to the relfef fund. ~Tho receding waters are followed closely by the flood of busi- ness, The city will be lighted to mor- row night, ——— Wew York Sotcs Special Dispatch to ik L, New Yorg, Februery Brooklyn Eagle anno will be no charge in business wanagemess of the ptpm‘ The court has refused s mandamus |5 oompelling the muycs to issas a license for tha production of the Pas- slou play. e Se i o H cosac Zsphyrs. Special Dispatch to Tis Bsx. Norre Apams, Mass., February 19 —A heavy tornado prevalled east of the Hoosac Mountains yesterday, par- tlonlarly at Loar. The depot building at the latter plecy, 60320 feet, was torn to pieces, the foundatlon moved four feet. The passengers and opera- tors escaped uninjured. A freight THE DAI LY BEE-OMAHA TUESDAY FEMRUARY 20 ‘ 6 A FEW * No. 19—Full ot au bolow and one up-stai and revenabove. Bri A bargain, lary We H hause 6 room ctc, near 16th $1600 Sau ders St. $1000. oouu foet 8t $1600. each easy com parl St Maty'a avenue, $590, e on easy terms. sightly, 8350 to §700. d Califor: o8 1 *Procpec Car b a n mile from U, ditions, terms, Tares street, 2ix120 all, oasy car was blown across the Troy & |g12.000. Greenfield railroad track. The Braidwoed D Special Dispateh to Tan Ban, Bramowoon, February 19 —The work of rescuiug the bodies of the buried miners assumed a more busi- ness like manner to-day. Threo com- pavies of workmen had been formed, er. consieting of sixty men; each has &| BEMIS' NEW CITY MAP, FOUR foreman and works elght hours a day and through the night. Tram- ways have been bullt to haul dirt to dam. At10 o'clock this morning the dam was completed, and pnmping was commenced with two pumps, At 6 o'clock this evening the water had lowered five feet in the main shaft, This they think very encouragicg Three more large pnmps will arrive to-night. McCARTHY & BURKE, Undertakers, 218 14TH ST‘,BET‘ FARNAM AND “JACOB KAUFMAN, REMO /ED TO NO. 611 16TH B'& DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PURE WINES " H. PHILLIPS, ’WE LEADING NEW YOB.K TAX I.OB-. Call and look over my new store snd my new goods, 1207 Farnam Street. 1 Under the management of Mr, Ka*sb: belog 132 fo by about 100 Farms & wol wild Beal Omaha e callars kool Vel r and 22d_ stroet, $6,000. No 17—Lot 50x185 feet, new house of two rooms brick foundation 100 barrel cistern on Tamilton street near Poor ClareConvent $600. No. 16—House aud lot on 17th near Clark St. No. 21--New houseot 7 rooms, New York, February 19,—Murat | half mile west of Turntable of red street cars on Several ac d halt o's ald of Rod Stro:t Car Dodge, Washington, Burt, Wayne, other good counties in castern Nobraskafor sale. ‘faxes pald, rents collocted, ani woney loaned BARGAIW IN Houses T.OTS, Farms, « NOTED BUT U“’rl‘l‘l,nll WOoMAN on Globe.] [From “ae Bo Tho above is & good Ifkeness of Mra. Lydia E. Piak am, of Lynn, Mass., who aboveall other human beings 1ay be truthfully called the “Dear Friend of Woman," wsome of her correspondents love to call her. She +sealously devoted to her work, whioh fs the outeom | £ & lifestudy, and is obliged to keep six lady| ssistants, to help her answer the large correspondence. thich daily pours in upon her, each bearing its spactal nrden of suffering, or joy at release trom it. Her| ‘egetable Compound is & medicine for good and nod vil purposes. I have personally investigated it and ‘m satisfiod of the truth of this, On acoount of its proven merits, it Is recommended nd prescribed by the best physicians in the country, me says: “It works like & charm and saves much ain, It will cure entirely the worst form of falling| I the uterus, Leucorrhosa, irregular and painful lenstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and flceration, Floodings, all Displacements and the con- squent spinal woakness, and is espocialy adapted to very portion of the system, and P life and vigor. It removes faintness, fiatulency, pstroys all craving for stimulants, and relleves weak- DAVIS BROTHERS, BLANK BOOKS Clrinting Inks, . OMATEA sranmting Dnks, [W]evicar [iseensany | Largest and most complete assortment o f biank books and office stationery in the city. Offices and parlors over the new Omaha National 8ank, I13th, between Farnam Bookkeepers are invited to examine our Stock and Douglas Streets. BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, DAVIS BROS' A5, FISHBLATT, M. D., - PROPRIETOR. 15th Stroot Opp. Foot Ofilon | Dy, Fishblatt can bs Consulted Every Day Exo: it Fridays and N. B.—Onr stock of F ancy Stat'ry s compiote in everyrespoot. and_taturdays, these 1wo Days being devo’;ed to His Dxm{nsary nt Des Moiues, fowa. tpeoial attention given to diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS. CATARRH, KIDNEY AND,BLADDER And Fomalo Diseases, as well as All Chronio and Nervous Diseases DR. FISHBLATT GEORGE HEIMROD The Leading 16th Street o8 Of the stomach, It cures Bloating, Headaches, fervous Prostration, General Debility, Sleeplossness, Jepression and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing bwn, causing pain, welght and backache, s always ermanently cured by its use. It will at all times, and mder all circumstances, act in harmony with the law Bhat governs the femalo system. 1t costs only $1. per bottle or six for $5., and !.noldv ruggists, Any advice required as to special cases, anil QUL LS = | ¢ names o many who have been restored to porteos BY I15th &Douglas'St. HOUSES AND LOTS, ouse, ‘37roome, two <ht foot ceiling below calth by the use of the Vegetable Compound, can be btained by addreasing Mra. P with stamp for reply, t hier home in Lynn, Mass, For Kidney Complaint of efther sex this compoundle nsurpassed as abundant testimonials show. “3ire, Pinkham's Liver Pills,” says one writer, “are! the world for the cure of Constipation, d Torpidity of the liver, Her Blood wonders in ita special line and bids faty mpound {n it popularity. <ot her as an Angel of Mercy whose sole 2good to others, BULBS ‘i Andall gther for Fall Planting. ‘ment ever shown {n Chicago- Dlustrated Catalogue free. Sond for It Hiram Sibley & Co., YEEDMEN, 0.908 2andslahst, . 0 SHORT LINE ~OF THE— OHIOAGO, Targest sswon undation, cellar, ete. 1200, No. 15-—House of 3 rooms full lot on Pierce 8t. 0. 5—Houso of eight rooms, barn ote. lot $§2500. Vacant Lots. No. 250—Two full lota on 19th Street noar Lake |F vou ARE Gm“u EAsT No. 351—Twenty five lots in Parkers addition and thus have cause to bless the flood | Just north of the ‘end of red stroet car line $400 No. M—Fos\lér lotson Delaware £¢. near Hans- 6! ne haltlot on South avenue, near hteen (18) lots on 21st, 92nd, 23ed l\m Ssundenluwz, near Grace, $500 No, 346—Six beautitul residence lota on Cather- ine street, near Hanscom park, 84, Twelve beautitul residence strect, near oud of old street car track; high and lace” on Hamilton and [ i Charles stroct, ju't west of the end of Red Sireet | F and ‘Convent of the Sisters of Poor | Mi Clare, one and one half mile from postoflice, and P, , $150 to $500 cach, ¥ cent per month one-bwit milo west of k near Convent o Poor Claro Sisters in Shinu's addition, $126 to | B+ MERRILL 8200 cach, and un vory essy terms. Lot in Horbach's 1st and 2nd additions. Lowe's 20d addition, Rigan's Hanscom Place, Redick's ad- | ~ | ore. e Ure' it Fonclor addition’ . kE quarter mile south-east ot Union Paciflc and and M. R. R. depots, $250 to 81,5600 each, Business Lots. business lots on Dodge near 12th | ter than Teet each, $1,600 ¢ach, or $4,500 for ms. 0 o0d business lots on Farnam strest, 33x 06 foot Sach, with framo bulldings theron, mu.., for abou? 8800 per year each; price 44x132 foet on Farnam near 10thstreet, corner Splendid Warehouse lot on Unlon Paciffc right of way, north of track and east of with corner lot, each) and fots'cn Hamiiton corner lots on Cum- nis_stroots, in Lowe's ec- and Park Place—near Acadomy of 84,250 each. Nail Works— rih frontage on Mason strect, B, ey e 10 momn oo | MIWATIKEE & St Panll cmem, barn, etc., on RAILWAY Is now running its FAST EXPRESS TRAINS from OMAHA AND OOUNCIL BLUFFS ~WITH— Pu]lmau s Magnificent Sleapers —AND THE— Finest Dining Cars in the World. CHICAGO MILWAUKEE. Or to anv point beyond; or] IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH o ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS Take the BEST ROUTE, the Chicago, Hilwaukee& St. PaulR'y ot office located at corner Farnam and enth stroots and at U. P, Depotand at Hotel, Omaha. £2rSce Time Table in another column, F. A. NASH, General Avent G. H, FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Omaha, A. V. H, CARPENTER, General Pass. Agont. GEO. H, HEAFFORD, Ass't Gen. Pass. AZ end General Man J. T. CLARK oenunlsupu The above reward will bo paid to any person ‘who will produce a Paint that will equal the Pennsylvania Patent Rubber Paint, for preserving smnHlu, Tin and Gravel Rooty Warranted to be Fire and Water Proof. Al orders pmmpuy nwnded L. Ghnnpn and bet- any other ¥, BW R‘l & B‘IEPHINBON Bolo Proprietors, Omaha House, Omahs, Neb, REFERENCES. Officer & Pusey, Dr.Rice, Dr. Plnney, — Oouncil Blufts, OWI. Ban offico; Omaha Neo. V\, anted- Fulle Agonta for the Lite, Times, ‘Treacherous 1t trontace on 16th et, landa n Douglas, Sarpy, Dk ny me wire. J0830 James llnwfl,lfl he ouly life authorized by her and which will GEO. P.BEMIS,|{y Estate -Agency, 16th and Douglas 8t., « Neb, boen and will be pul lished, but & tito lite by the on/improved city and country sprogerty s low porson who' 18 in poseasion of the facts & > % - Mathushek, rates of lnterest. Ml hll and duvdm wife, Truth is more nter- " s'mpon’ OEOEA.BD & BEAN I J.B. FRENCE[& CO,, Havisa Brosd Story & Camp. ET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET ERIES —_— LONG, WITH EVERY ADDI- : 0 ARPERBLQOROOERIE ORGAN S TION RECORDED OR CONTEM. WESTERN . > CH PLATED UP TO DATE. “OFFL. J. C K ARBA By, st wir o bk or| OORNIGE WORKS ! A — " e ¥ P C. SPECHT, . . Proprietor, ! I have sold these instruments for the' 212 Harnoy 86, - Umrha, Neb BUGGLPAQIAQ&MM*J#L“” foert ‘;" "".:"" .;To‘fiw""""-: MANUFACTURERS OF HORSF HOEING GENERAL BLACKSMITHING ", Galvanized Iron CORNICES, DORMER wmnowa FINIALS Tin, Iron and Slats Roofing, Bpecht's Patent . Metalic Bkylight Pateni Ad;mted Ratchet’ Bar snd Bracket Shelving,” I am the general ageut fur the above line of goods, IRON ¥ ING, Trestings, Bal Veranday.0*fle- BaRK Rallnge, Viindow and 31 art GENERAL AGEN DR. F. SCHERER TREATS BUCCRSSFULLY ALL Ohvonic, Nervons and Special Diseases, Medicines turalshed a4 office. Ofos, N. W. cormer 184h aad NH-M ovor Merchants National Bank, Omaha Neb) Office lm—clau:u whlu‘lh not be & ““Blood and Thunder” story, such as has | 2 G-ROCHR,, Pure Honey .2 1bs fm Choice Mince Meat, per Ib. Choice Apple Butter. {Choice Apple Sauce, Choice Standard Plims Choice Standard Strawberries, Choice Standard Blackberri Choice Standard Gooseberries Choice Bartlett Pears,. {Good Pears,. s dincor rod tho groatest curo tn the world for woaknew of the back and limbe, involuntary wrges, impotency, ¢ neral dobility, nervousness, languor, confusion of ot idsan palplinth dity, trombling, dimnoss of sight or glddiness, disosses of the head, or akin octions of the liver, stomach or bowels—those fertible disorders arielng from 6o itary hab- f ffl";’f"" i atal tothe victims than the sanee of Syrent S0 the blighting their most radian or aaticipations, renderiog marriage ‘are sulering from tt .,mfi.'.;'. which destroy their mentaland ...,..J" y Those th 1bs for 2 " 3 " | causing 3 1b can 10c¢ 3 cans for 25¢. 3 cans for 25¢. 3 cans for 25e. 3 cans for 25c. 2 cans for 2bc. 1 can for 10c. Sweet Corn, per can. can for 10c. Sardines 3 cans for 25e. r-adful and destructive habit whichjannually ALL OTHER GOODS REDUCED TN PROPORTION |Miim e swimdy srss it ¢ "‘[,'.:‘z:,:::::*.mnms:w:u:rm:;m Call and Examine Our Goods and Get Prices | T. P. GROCERY. M RIAGE, GEO. HEIMROD, Il-nhd persons or young me cont-mnla ing marriage be aware of pl .3“" weakness, 1088 of ' 613 North 16th Stree rocteative power, impotenicy, of auy othyr disqualiication spseatly relieved. ' Ho who places him- W. F. STOETZEL ] Beit f dev he care of may reli gously confide in his houor as a gentleman, and confi- Sells the Best COOKING STOVES, In the City, FOR THELEAST MONEY 510 South Tenth Street. DEWEY & STONE, FURNITURE NERVOUS DEBILITY. ‘The symptoms of which are & dull, distressed mind, which unflts them from performing their busi= nees and soctal duties, makes hlpry ‘marrlage imposs blo, distresses the action of the hears, causing asheaot heat, do 11 OF aplrite, ovil fofab 5ding 7, cawardioe, fears, droamns, rostions' nightes izzlaess, forgetiulness, unnatural di , pain in the back and short breathing, melan- choly, tiro easily of company and have preference to bo alone, foeling ay tired in the morning as ‘when rotiring, seminal weakncss, lost manh-od, white bone deposit urine, nervousn con- Husion of thoushy, trembling, watery and weak oyec, dyspopsis,fconstipation, puan-. [n ma Woaknees in the llmbe, etc. should consult mo immedissely and be reatorod to perteck b YOUNG MEN Tmmediato'y cured and full vigor restored, sranal and martiago impoes bir, 18 e panally paid by the victim for imptopor indolgen are ap to commit exc a4» fron not hring awara of the droadfu’ consequences Now who that unders an | deny that procreation fy et wiouer b into into improp r habi by pradent? Boyidon beiog dopriv d of the pleasurs of malthy ofi wprings, the mptoms of both body suimind arise. The system be- comen deran d, thy physical nd menta) funcsions weaken, Lo of procreative powors, nervous Ity, dyspapsia, palpitation ol th heart, Indigestion, feonsitutionsl debllity, wheting of the Cough, constmption ana death, A CURE WARRANTED. Poreona ruined in health by unleatned pro‘endors who kiop them trifl ng month after mont taking poi oncus and Injarious compouads, shouid apply immediately. DR. FISHBLATT gradusto of ono of th most eminent colloges of the United States, has mo of the most astonish on that were cvor Kniown; many troublod. with rioging in tho sars and head, whon asleep, great nervousne’s bolng alarmod at cortain sounds, with frequent blusbing, atendod tome times With derangement of the mind were cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. . addresses al! $hose who have Injnred themsclves by habitawhich ruin both body and mind, unftting them for business, study, soclety or mas These are some of tho melanch ly'effccto produced by tho early habits of youth, v nesa of and pain hoad and dimness of sight, low of muscular power, palpi. tation of the heart, dyspopeia, norvous Ieritablity, derangemess. 6t digéetive functioas, "debility, consumwption, ete. 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