Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-01
DIAMONDS
Watches and Diamonds Found In Tea
and Coffee---A Novel Way Of In
Producing Goods.

220 ). llth ST., near Farnam, Omaha.
and in order to introduce their goods,
this company put for 60 days, souvenirs
in every can Of tea and coffee sold such
rs solid gold, silver and nickel Watches,
also genuine diamonds, in solid gold
setting; also money, and many other
articles OF less value. Every can con-
tains souvenir. The coffee. can and
contents weigh about three pounds; tho
tea, can and contents about one and
half pounds. This expensive and novel
way OF advertising will be discontinued
after GO days, and these really choice
goods will be sold strictly on their mer-
its but without the souvenir. OF course
every purchaser must not expect to get
q diamond or watch. This company
claim that they have just as good a
right to give away watches, diamonds
or other jewelry and money rs their COM
petitors have to give away glassware,
chromos, etc. Get up club. Those
who get upa club order most always get
"a handsome present. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded to all parts of the
United States on receipt OF cash or post
Office order. Terms: Single can 81; six
for So; thirteen for so, and twenty-sev-
en- for $40. Address Overland Tea Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
A. l.. Carpenter, Missouri Valley,
gents hunting case gold watch in tea;
Mrs. Il. Il. Morehouse, 18th ST., silver
sugar bowl; Miss l.. G. Watson, oath ST.,
silver butter dish; Mr.. M. G. Robinson.
South 10th ST., diamond ring in can tea;
Miss Mary Whitman, 9th ST., silver
pickle stand; Mrs. V. II. Hamilton,
Park ave-, silver five-bottle castor; Mrs.
b. Ii. Hoesntr, South 14th ST., silver
sugar bowl; Mr.. j. c. Mills. Kearney,
Nah n,Iar li,p,nnl CT,
in can tea; Mrs. G. A. Kingsley, South
Omaha, silver pickle stand; Mrs. VIM.
r. Russell, 23d ST., silver water pitcher;
Mrs. II. T.. Potter, Twenty-first st.,
silver pickle stand; Miss Mamie
Saunderson, 18th st., lady's hunting case
gold watch in can tea; Mr.. Walter Balm
Webster ST., silver cup; Mrs. G. G. Kee-
ler, Davenport ST., silver pickle stand;
Mrs. Anderson, Paul ST., diamond ring
in can tea; Mrs. M. c. Treadwell, Saun-
ders ST., silver sugar bowl; Mr.. G. II.
Allison, 26th ST., silver pickle stand;
Mrs. b. E. Fleming. 10th ST., $50 in gold
9th ST., silver butter dish; Mrs. A. r.
Fields, Harney ST., silver sugar BOWL
Mrs. II. E. Hickman, N. 18th ST., silver
pickle stand; Miss Lou Galloway, Council
Bluffs, Ia, money in can tea; Mrs. Thos.
Sinclair, S. 10Th ST., silver sugar bowl;
Mrs. VIM. Phillips, Goth st., silver pickle
stand Mr.. VIM. Munhall, Leavenworth
ST., silver cup; Mrs. d. N. Burger, 18th
ST., elegant solid, gold ring, diamond,
ruby and sapphire setting in tea;
Mrs. G. A. White, Blair, Neb., mail Or
der, silver batter dish in tea; Mr.. b. Fl.
McComb, So. 18th ST., silver sugar bowl;
Miss Georgia Putnam, Howard ST., la
dies chatalaine watch in can tea; Mr..
M. II. Gayner, silver five bottle castor,
Mrs. p. M. Dumiston, 25th ST., silver
cup; Mr.. JAS. L. Reynold, Cass ST., dia-
mOnd ring in can tea: Mrs. j. G. New
ton, Cunning ST., silver pickle stand;
Mrs. Walter e. Chase, lizard ST., silver
sugar bowl; N. E. Bridge, So. Omaha,
silver butter dish; Miss jessie Shindley,
42d and Seward sts., silver pickle stand;
Albert Obie, cook at Cozzen's hotel, 9th
st., silver butter dish; ]. ]. Griffeth,
Capital ave-, diamond ring in tea.
d. w. Petri, st. Joseph, Mo-, mail
order, silver cup in can tea; Mrs. Chas.
Buchanan, South Thirteenth street,
silver butter dish; Mr.. p. Il. Hangen,
Douglas street, silver pickle stand; Miss
Maude Howell, Chicago street, ladies'
hunting case gold watch in can tea;
Miss A. II. Simmons, 14th ST., silver
sugar bowl; Mr.. ID. r. Trowbridge,
Park avenue, silver five bottle castor;
A. w. Leonard, Howard street, dia-
mond ring in can tea; Mrs. G. l.. Dean,
lizard ST., silver butter dish; Miss l.. M.
Brunswick, So. Omaha, ladies' lace
setting in can tea; Mr.. w.
r. Drummond, Davenport ST.,
silver pickle stand; Miss
Lille Hawley, 18th ST., silver sugar
bowl; Mr.. WIN. E. Kingsley, N. 18th ST.,
gents diamond shirt stud In can tea;
Mrs. Carl Walker, Cummings st., silver
butter dish; Mr.. Walter Whitmore,
Council Bluffs, Ia, silver cake stand in
tea; Mrs. M. Il. Wymore, Saunders ST.,
can money in tea; Mrs. V. II. Hunter,
| Ohio st silver sugar bowl; Mrs. Chas.
Warren, Rock Springs, Wyo Ter, dia-
mond ring in can tea; Miss Ida Welch,
S. Goth st., silver pickle stand; Mr.. Geo.
Snyder, 18th ST.. silver sugar bowl Mrs.
M. Mccarthy, S. 18th ST., silver butter
dish; Mrs. Chas. Edwards, N. 39th ST.,
500 in gold coin in can tea; Mrs.
l.. A. Little6eld, So. Oath ST., silver
sugar bowl; Mr.. VIM. A. Smith, Capitol
ave-, gents hunting case gold watch in
tea; Mrs. Edw. A. Moore, Nebraska
City, mail order, elegant solitaire dia-
mond ring and silver water pitcher in
tea; Mr.. John o. De Barr, South
Omaha, silver sugar bowl; Miss Lou
Gilmore, 9th ST., ladies' chatelaine
watch in can tea; Mrs. G. ID. Allen,
So. 26th ST., silver butter dish; l.. Z.
Weeks, South 9TH ST., diamond ring in
can tea; Miss Bowman, North 18th
ST., silver pickle stand; James II.
Redmond, Chicago ST., silver five
bottle castor; Mrs. w. L. Stowe, Daven-
port ST., can money in tea; Miss Daisy
Power, York, Neb., mail order, dia.
mond ring and silver cup in tea, club
order; Mrs. w. Il. Revere, S. 18th st.,
silver butter dish; Mr.. James Phillips,
Saunders ST., silver pickle stand; Mrs.
Philip Mclean, Seward ST., diamond
collar button in tea: Mrs. Chas. ID.
Spencer, Council Bluffs, Ia, silver
sugar bowl; Sam Du Bois, S. 9th st.,
silver butter dish.
Mrs. j. b. Wan, with Electric Light
Co., silver pickle stand; Mrs. A. II.
Todd, North 18th street, silver butter
dish; Mr.. Chas. Il. Raymond, Seward
street, silver five-bottle castor: Miss
May Redding, California street, ladies
chatelain watch, in can tea; w. @. Cold
ham, Center street, gents hunting case
gold watch, in tea; Mrs. /. s. Whit
comb, Cass street, silver butter dish;
Mrs. NJ. @. Warren, Pierce street, sill
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