The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
There Were Two Nominations Sent
10 the Senate Yesterday,

~ VIC Senutc neSteFOays
which shows decided increase over the
number sent in Monday, and must neces-
sarily be encouraging to the oflice-seekers.
We trust every man and woman in the city
who is after an Office will be successful, and
would suggest that it would be good plan
while waiting to call at our store and lay
in supply of tea and coffee to send home
as" souvenirs of their stay here To-day
among other articles of value given out
will be watches, and if our office-seeking
friend should happen to fud a watch in
the can or cans he purchases he would from
that moment be able to count the hours "
until his name is sent to the Senate. Be-
sides watches to-day we shall also give
diamonds and money. If you don't get the
article you want you may at least get some
thing else of equal value. We have de-
cidod to extend the time of giving out pres
ents to April /, SO that our friends from the
most remote sections of the country will
have ample time to send in their orders
and get returns. We assure our friends out
of the city who order by mail that their
chances of getting valuable present in the
can or cans of either tea or coffee sent them
are as good as though they were here in
person. Disinterested persons invariably
make selections for out town customers
We guarantee every can of tea or coffee to
be as good as money will buy anywhere.
The tea, mono better, is put up in cans, II
pounds per can, and coffee, st pounds per
can, pure Mocha and Java mixed. We
never deviate from one price, which to
one and all is 81 per can, cans for 50, I2
cans for $40, 25 cans for $40, or 65 cans for
$50, with present of some kind in every
can, such as diamond ear-rings, diamond
collar-buttons, diamond rings or some
other article of diamond jewelry or gold or
silver or nickel watches, or money, or some
article Of jewelry worth from 10 cents to
$3.50. No blanks. Yesterday we published
partial list of those here in the city who
found in tea and coffee diamonds the day
before Monday, and now we give a partial
list only Of those living out of the city who
sent their orders by mail, received, orders
filed, and forwarded yesterday. We do
this merely to prove that out-of- town GUS
toners have as good chance as those who
come to our store and select in person.
Diamonds Found Yesterday by
A. c. Smart, Marietta, Ohio, collarbutton
| $35, in tea A. Cohn, Covington, KY, col.
lar button, in tea; F. w. Sperry, Cheyenne
Wy, stud, $50, in coffee; William r. Smith
Danville, Va, ring diamond, ruby, and
| sapphire) $50, in tea George Palmer, South
Bend, Ind, scarf pin, $75, in tea Thoma:
| jenkins; Logansport, Ind, engineer p. c. &
st. l.. r. r., ring, $50, in coffee; Mrs. Jennie
| Williams, Moberly Mo-, ring, $50, in tea
and nine Others. Remember, beginning
this morning and for the remainder of this
week, we will give away a large number OF
watches, valuable genuine diamond jewe)ry
and money. Don't fail to call, send, OF
write If you need coffee or tea. We refer
to this paper and every leading paper in
this city. Make up club among your
friends. Orders by mail promptly forwarded
| TO all parts of the United States. Address
| IMPoRTERs' TEA COMPANY,
$40 Market Space, Washington, ID. G.