Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-21
DIAMONDS
Watches and Diamonds Found In Tea
and Coffee---A Novel Way Of In
Producing Goods.

mondS, watches, etc, are added TO thlI
list daily. The Overland Tea company
of San Francisco have rcftted the store,
220 ). 14th ST., near Farnam, Omaha.
ana iii ordcr to Introduce their goods,
this company put for &c days, souvenirs
in every can of tea and coffee sold such
MS 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; the
tea, can and contents about one and II
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
diamond or watch. This company
claim that they have just as good
right to give away watches, diamonds
or other jewelry and money as their COM
pctitors have to give away glassware,
chromos, etc. Get up n 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 s.; thirteen for 80, and twenty-scv-
en- for $50. Address Overland Tea Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs. j. M. Hamilton, South Goth ST.,
diamond ring in tea; Mrs. Il. w. Whit
more, Council Bluffs, silver butter dish;
Mr.. j. G. Russell, Cass ST., gents gold
hunting case watch; Mrs. d. G. Baum
gardner, North 10th ST., silver cake
stand; Mrs. f. Judd, North 9th ST.,
silver sugar bowl; Mr.. w. II. Parker,
Howard ST., can money In tea;
Mrs. Charles Bellman, South 32d ST.,
silver five bottle castor; Mrs. ID. b.
S. Lepler, Lincoln, Neb., mail order,
$1,000 in gold coin, in tea; Mr.. j. L.
Schunke, 18th and Mittern, diamond
ring in tea; Mr.. Il. G. Whitney, Har-
ney ST., silver sugar bowl; Mrs. Frank
Lawrence, Capitol ave-, gents diamond
18th and Williams sts., silver pickle
stand; Margaret Conway, Court ST., sill
yer sugar bowl; Mrs. H. Nj. Baxter, AL
lance, Neb., mail order, diamond col
lar button in tea; Mrs. Edw Conant,
Farnam ST., ladies' elegant gold lacepin,
diamond, ruby and sapphire setting;
Mr.. Edward Bissell, Douglas ST., silver
cup; Mrs. f. H. Burdick, Cum
ing ST., silver sugar bowl; Mrs.
F.. f. Campbell, Arlington, Neb., mail
order, diamond stud in tea; Mrs. All
Thompson, Park ave-, silver water
pitcher; Miss Katie Lillig, Victor street,
diamond ring in tea; Mr.. Chas. Rob
ison, Howard ST., silver pickle stand;
E. j. Knapp, Hickory ST., diamond rim
in tea; G. II. Mitchell, Des Moines, Ia,
$1,000 in gold coin, mail order; Mrs NJ,
G. Rundell, silver sugar bowl; l.. A.
Pickering, lst Lieutenant u. S. A.
Fort Omaha, diamond ring in tea; Mrs.
Kittie Webber, 10Th ST., silver fruit
stand; Chas. II. Davis, Decatur ST., dia-
mond ring in tea; Mrs. Chas. DeWolf,
mail order, Kearney, Neb., elegant
ladies' gold watch in tea; Mrs. l.. N.
Ketcham, silver sugar bowl, 18th ST.,
0. b. Legg, 45 and jackson, diamond
ring in tea.
Miss Sadie Gibson, Twenty-sixth
street, silver cup; Louis Gardner, mail -
order, Grand Island, Neb., hunting case
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; E.
Slower, South Twentieth street, silver
caster; d. E. 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., can
money; Morris johnson, Park ave.,
cluster diamond scarf pin in tea; Ernest
Messersheith, 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;
Mcc u Wonnar uEnll DALI
silver sugar bowl; w "A. .Keeler, Grafton,
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. Fl. Andrews, Fremont, Neb.,
diamond ring; Isaac Siif,. Hastings,
Neb., mail order, stem winding and
stem setting watch; Mrs. Hanchsire,
Jackson ST, silver pickle stand; Charles
Kelley, Harnev ST., can money; Mr..
stand; Mrs. S. G.. Barnard, Douglas ST.,
diamond ring; Sadie Hannaford, Farm
am street, silver sugar bowl; Julia
Hyman, 9th st., and hunting case
gold watch in tea; Mrs. NJ. j. Frank, of
the Cozzcns hotel, solitaire diamond
ring; Mrs. Schlimme, S. 30th, silver
butter dish; Benjamin Lewis, Twenty
Eighth ST., gentlemen nuhllng 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. |. N. Hammond, Central ave.,
silver sugar bowl; II. ]. Watto, 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; +. Bartlow, n. 18th, dia-
mond ring; Harry Blanchard, Douglas
street, $40 in gold coin; Jennie White,
30th street, ear ring; Miss Matte Den
niston, 9th and Hickory streets, dia-
mond ring; Phoebe Falkart, California
street, cluster diamond ring; Miss Mel
lie Ludlow, 22d and Clark, silver five
bottle castor; VIM. Gray, Farnam ST., 81
in gold coin in tea; Miss Carrie Kenyon,
Douglas street, silver pickle stand; IL.
j. Stadler, mail order, Nebraska City,
Neb., solid gold ring, diamond, ruby
and sapphire setting in tea; Miss Sadie
Wheeler, Seventeenth street, can
money; Miss Nollie Linden, between
Ja.I,.o, md Innao diamond rinn. Eral