Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-19
DIAMONDS
Watches and Diamonds Found In Tea
and Coftes---A Novel Way Of In
Producing Goods.

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and in order to introduce their goods,
this company put for 60 days, souvenirs
in every eau Of tea and coffee sold such
as solid gold, silver and nickel watches,
also genuine diamonds, in solid gold
setting; also money, and many other
articles of less value. Every "a cou-
tains q souvenir. The coffee. "a n
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 60 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
n diamond or watch. This company
claim that they have just as good q
right to give away watches, diamonds
or other jewelry and money as their COM
petitors have to give away glassware,
who get up 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 SIS: thirteen Tor $40, and twenty-sev-
en- for $40. Address Overland Tea Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Miss Sadie Gibson, Twenty-sixth
street. silver cup; Louis Gardner, mail
oTucT bTtilu lSldllu, ANcD.. huubihk Suoo
gold watch in tea; Mrs. Phillip Collins,
South Twelfth street, diamond ring;
Miss Marie Parker. River View, silver
cup; Alice Ridley, mail order, Missouri
Valley Junction, $50 in gold coin in tea;
Mrs. Sheridan, North Twentieth street,
silver butter dish; Mark A. Andrews,
Sixteenth street, can money; Mr.. j.. r.
Slower, South Twentieth street, silver
caster: u. f. Mellus, South Omaha,
silver five bottle caster; Fannie
Sharply, Dodge street, cluster dia-
mond ring in tea; Miss Mary Adams,
Jackson St., silver five bottle caster;
Annie Watson, Davenport ST., a
money; Morris Johnson, Park ave.,
cluster diamond scarf pin in tea; Ernest
M~essersheith, Franklin st., silver but,
ter dish; Ida Lewiston, N. Goth st.
handsome gold lace pin, diamond, ruby
and sapphire setting; Gee. l.. Hutchin-
son, mail order Mascot, Neb., silver cup;
Mrs. II. b. Wagner, Springfield, Dak.,
Neb., mail order, diamond ring; Frank
mckinley, mail order, Kearney, Neb.,
solitaire diamond shirt stud; Ellen
Jones, Cass ST.; diamond ring; Andrew
Roberts, Sth ST., $500 in gold coin in
tea: c.. II. Andrews, Fremont, Neb.,
diamond ring; Isaac Siff, Hastings,
Neb., mail order, stem winding and
stem setting watch; Mrs. H~anchisire,
Jackson ST., silver pickle stand; Charles
John Potter, 29th ST., silver pickle
stand; Mrs. S. G.. Barnard, Douglas St.,
diamond ring; Sadie Hannnford, Farm
am street, silver sugar bowl; Julia
Hyman, 9th ST., and a hunting case
gold watch in tea; Mrs. M. j. Frank, OF
the Cozzens hotel, solitaire diamond
ring; Mrs. Schlimme, S. 30th, silver
butter dish; Benjamin Lewis, Twenty
Eighth ST., gentlemen's hunting case
| gold watch in tea; Rosa Seldom, Farnam
ST., silver pickle stand; Belle Stewart,
st. Mary's ave., can OF money; Mrs.
Alice, Pinkney st. ,%silver butter dish;
Mrs. 1. NJ. Hammond, Central ave.,
silver sugar bowl; II. J. Waite, S. 9th,
diamond ring; G.. Stewart, Pioneer
house, 10Th and Dodge sts., silver cup.
l.. j. Withrow, L~eavenworth street,
diamond ring; Sallie billiard, mail Or
der, Atchison, Kan, hunting case gold
watch in tea; L. Barlow, N. 18th, dia-
mond ring; Harry Blanchard, Douglas
Both street, ear ring; Miss Matte Dem
%niston, 9th and Hickory streets, dia-
mond ring; Phoebe Falkart, California
street, cluster diamond ring; Miss Nell
lie Ludlow, 22d and Clark, silver five
bottle castor; VIM. Gray, Farnan ST., IS
in gold coin in tea; Miss Carrie Kenyon,
Douglas street, silver pickle stand; r..
j. Stadlcr, mail order, Nebraska City,
Neb., solid gold ring, diamond, ruby
and sapphire setting in tea; Miss Sadie
Wheeler, Seventeenth street, a
money; Miss Nellie Linden, between
Jackson and Jones, diamond ring; Fred
Cooper, Council Bluffs, can money;
Willie Mcndcn, Hamilton street, ladies'
chatelaine watch in tea; Richard White,
Twentieth street, silver fruit stand;
Ray Mandel, Cunning street, silver i've
bottle castor; III. A.. Haskell, superin-
tendent o THE BEE, silver pickle stand;
Geo. Gage, Jackson street, can money;
Louis ManfOrd. Goth ST., elegant gold
lace pin, diamond, ruby and sapphire
setting; Miss Belle DcFoe, mail order,
York, Neb., gents cluster diamond
ring in tea; Christ Roth, 7th ST., dia-
mond ring; Nora Mckay, Ohio ST., SIG
in gold coin; Sadie Roberts, Daven-
port ST., silver butter dish; Dan Sulli-
van, California st., silver cake basket;
Mrs. John Donovan, Capitol ave-, silver
castor; +. M. Nastel, SO. 18th, diamond
ring; o. p. Stuart, Clark ST.. silver
Neb., diamond ring; w. b. Watson,
Windsor hotel. diamond ring.
Mrs. Stein, AID and Farnam, silver
fruit stand; Miss Cusack, Fort Omaha,
diamond ring; Mrs. Dyer, mail order
Red Cloud, Neb., silver sugar bowl
Charles Z. Marsh, Capitol v $50 in
gold coin; Otto Stuben, milk dealer
S. 18th street, diamond ring; Edward
Trombly, 10Th street, gents hunting
case gold watch; Mrs. Rauscher, $40 s
22d street, diamond ring; Mrs. II. j,
CLANCY. mail order, Fayette, la.
diamond ring;W w. l.. Walters, mail order
Lincoln, Mob, silver sugar bowl; Annie
Hyman. Davenport ST., cluster diamond
ring; j. N. Myers, mail order, Oak
dale, Neb., diamond ring; Rolly Craw
ford, So. Goth, silver fruit stand; Mrs
Frank Peerman, Council Bluffs, silver
pickle stand and diamond ring; Edward
Avery, Goth, can moneys S. G. S~chreyly
st. Mary's ave-, diamond ring; +
Kaufman, 10th ST., Hunting case golt
watch in tea; Mrs. Farrell, Vinton st.
silver castor; w. w. Loas, Burt st.
diamond ring; Mrs. Nettie Korns
South Omaha, silver pickle stand; Mrs
Noonan, Vinton, silver pickle stand
Sadie Redcliff, 9th, ladies chatelai,
watch in tea; Mrs. j. ID. Jones, Soutl