Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
GENUINE DIAMONDS.


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The great San Francisco Tea Company, OF
California, have opened branch store at 10.
W. Douglas avenue tWm. Folks new build
ing.) Their teas and cotfees are packed in
paper cans--tea can and contents weighing
about one and one-haf pounds, coffee weigh
ing about three pounds. With every can a
souvenir is presented in the can, such as solid
gold. silver and nickel watches, also genuine
diamonds, rubies, saphires, emeraids, pearls
and other jeTelry, and money from ten cents
to fifty dollars Their company have adopted
this mode of advertising their choice brands
of tea and coffee, but after thirty days they
will only be sold on their merits at the same
price, same quality and same quantity, but
without the souvenir The goods are
worth the price asked at a fair valuation
without any regard to the souvenir. This
company have established branches in var
ions parts of the United States, none of which
are giving the souvenir in the cans of tea and
coffee, as the time has expired yet each agent
has large and rapidly growing trade as the
superior quality Of the goods became known
The following is a partial list of the names
Of persons who found valuable souvenirs in
the cans of tea and coffee yesterday: A.
r. johnson, corner Waco and Second street,
S. q S. watch; j. A. Jennings, barber, No.
i5S Douglas avenue, 5. q ). watch: II. u.
Carter, laboring man. SIS in gold: Mrs.
kohn, North Water st, set genuine German
silver spoons; Miss Ida Alberts, Thirteenth
street, silver napkin ring: Miss Maggie Gra-
set in solid gold; W H. Warner, West Wich-
ita, Kan, S. g. S. watch Mrs. F. b. Nor
thrup No 40 South Topeka avenue, silver
initial pin: w T. Kelley. st. Joseph,
Missouri travelling salesman, genu
inc solid gold hunting case watch: Mrs.
j. S. RiZor, corner south Market and VII
liam street, set silver spoons; Mrs. c. A.
4. oil!
kin rings; Miss c. Keatz, Wash
ington street, silver napkin ring; ID. w.
Cooper. foreman Beacon office, diamond stud
set in solid gold; John Clark, Lawrence's
drug store, diamond stud; j. A. Ray, Valley
house, napkin ring; w. T. ONeill. No. 2G9
Water street, silver napkin ring; Mrs. c. w.
Graham, north Lariner street, silver spoon
holder; o. A. Steinberg, 5iS Mosiey avenue,
gents gold watch; Amos Harris, No. Cos
south Main street, stem winding and stem
setting watch Miss Belle Houston, south
Emporia avenue, silver napkin ring;
J. K Downing, Mays, Kan, s. & S, watch
Mrs C. II, Loyeland, silver napkin ring; G..
w. Goodwin, Garden Plain, Kansas, general
merchant, genuine diamond stud set in gold
II. ii. Cobb, No. 525 Emporia avenue, real
estate broker silver butter dish; Mrs. Dan'l
Romigh. Douglas avenue, west side, solid sill
yer napkin ring; J.. ID. Brown. with John
Braitsch boots and shoes, No. 12U Douglas
avenue. genuine diamond stud; Miss Sallie T.
Tyler, Kansas City, Missouri, visiting Mrs.
Wm. Polk, No. AS Enporia avenue,
genuine diamond, ruby and sapphire ring,
avenue, napkin ring; DR.. McBurnie, IS in
silver, also gents solid gold hunting case
watch: W. T. Stewart, Western Union Tele-
graph Office, chatlin watch; l.. 7. Webster,
nlirserynlan, gents solid gold hunting case
watch; j. X. Thompson, Scdgwick county,
Waco township, genuine diamond ring set i'll
solid gold: H. Shafon, Cincinnati, Ohio,
travelling salesman, stopping at the Occi-
dental hotel, lady's solid gold, stem setting
and stem winding hunting case watch; Miss
Jennie Barber. city, music teacher, $50 in
gold: F. s. Wilson, $50 North Market. solid
silver napkin ring; H. V. Harvey, colored,
so in gold; James II. Hunt, Cpl North Main
street, stem winding watch; \; ID. Briggs,
travelling salesman, of New York,
diamond stud set in solid gold; X.
BuTris, 5lS Topeka avenue, three silver dol
lars; ". c. Rhoads. 123 Mosley avenue, silver
napkin ring; Fred Gondolff, Windsor hotel,
Topeka, $40 in currency: Mrs. \. n. Stewart,
9l3 South Topeka avenue, silver napkin ring !;
Henry Wilson, cook, gents solid gold watch !;
J. b. Barrett travelling salesman. Burlington
Iowa, genuine diamond stud; J. f. Wilson,
farmer, silver watch; Mrs. DR.. E. a. Hutch
ins, No. l;2 South Lawrence avenue, chate-
lain watch: II. S. Connor, stock deaNr, silver
wine cup: Z. A PeckhsIn. grocer, No. l65
Douglas avenve, diaraoni stud set in solid
gold; A. j.; Johnson, railroad man, $40 in
gold; O. c. Daisy, l25 Topeka avenue,
diamond stud set in sotid gold IN a
can CT coffee; James Horn, feed
and coal dealer. No. 2I5 Douglas avenue
Indies solid gold hunting watch; Peter Crew,
west side grocer, silver napkin ring: s. 7.
Crib, contractor, i55 South Water street,
sten-winding sten-setting watch; j. Nau,
GeT1nania house, cor Douglas avenue and
Water street; genuine diamond stud, set iii
solid gold: Mrs. Susan Hedwig, boarding
house. So III gold; Miss Maria Radford, sales
lady, pair of genuine diamond ear-troIs
Send your orders iii by mail accompanied by
cash or postoiice order, and they will be
promptly filled and forwarded to any ad-
dress Price, 81 per can; six cans for 81; i3
cans for $40: ~ cans for S20; Address. San
Francisco Tea Co., 100 Douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kan. Open evenings. dGi-u