Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08
DIAMONDS
Watches and Diamonds Found in Tea
and COffee---A Novel Way Of In
Producing Goods.

list daily. The Overland Tea company
of San Francisco, have rctitted the store,
220 5. llth ST., near tarnam, Omaha.
and in order To introduce their goods,
this company put for go days, souvenirs
in every can of tea and coffee sold such
as solid gold. silver aud nickel watches,
also genuine diamonds, in solid gold
setting; also money, and many other
articles of less value. Every can cou-
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 60 days. and these really choice
goods will he sold strictly on their mer-
its but without the souvenir. OF course
every purchaser must not expect to get
a diamond or watch. This company
claim that they have just as good u
right TO give away watches, diamonds
or other jewelry aud money as their COM
pctitors have to give away glassware,
chromos, etc. Get up n club. Those
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 S.; thirteen for So and twenty-sev-
en- for $40. Address Overland Tea Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
George A. Nebelle, Missouri Valley
Junction hunting case gold watch; Chas.
Diedreck, Chicago street, $40 in gold
coin in tea; Mrs. Frank Snyder, 26th
ST., silver butter dish; David Menden,
mail order, Sioux City, Ia, cluster dia-
mond ring and 50 in gold coin in tea;
May Lynch, California street, silver five
bottle castor; Minnie Pittinger, mail
order, North Platte, Neb., ladies' coin
silver chatelaine watch in tea; George
Edloff, st. Mary's avenue, silver pickle
stand; BENZ Hartmann, Douglas st. can
money In tea; Hinde Perkins, Ohio ST.,
so in gold coin in tea; John A. Rylen,
Farnam ST., merchant tailor, hunting
case gold watch in tea; Mrs. Conovcr
Petwick, silver pickle stand; Carrie
Graden, Howard ST., silver cake stand;
Dennis Murphy, Dodge ST., laborer, $40
in gold coin in tea; Dora Wilson, mail
stand; Arthur DuOray, Locust, silver
butter dish; Simon Powell, Jackson ST.,
diamond cluster ring in tea; Charles
Golling, Parke ave-, can money; Louis
Simpson, Capitol ave-, silver fruit stand;
Susan Hopworth, Council Bluffs, Ia,
hunting case gold watch in tea;
Birdie Manning, 10Th ST., solid gold
lace pin, diamond, ruby, and
sapphire setting in tea; Joseph Haas,
SeWaru ST., solltdire ulainonu sIuu III
| tea; Ophelia Cogsell, Farnam ST., silver
five bottle castor; Alex Gumbert,
| Blonde ST., silver pickle stand; Sarah
Jacobson, Lake ST., $40 in gold coin in
| tea; Sol Gondorf, Webster ST., can
| money in tea; Ida Gray, Saunders ST.,
silver cake stand; Dollie Wentworth,
| Vinton ST., silver berry stand; Oscar
| Clayton, Goth ST., hunting case gold
watch in tea.
Andrew X. Wilson, S. 3Oth st, gents
hunting case gold watch in tea; Rob't
| l.. Brooks, S. Omaha, silver fruit stand:
| Alex j. Irvington, Fremont, Neb., mail
order, 81 cans 800. 90, found $50. 90 in gold-
coin and gents hunting case gold watch;
David Greening, California st, silver
| 5-bottle castor; Ida Grayson, S. l4th st,
| ladies' gold lace pin, diamond, ruby and
sapphire setting, in tea; Grace Arduc-
ton, mail order, Blair, Neb., $1,000
in gold coin in tea; S. r.
Dietz, Douglas st, silver pickle
stand; Miss Ruby Louening, st. Mary''s
ave-, can money; Harry Balder, mail
order, Grand Island, Neb $40. 90 in gold
coin in can tea; Bertha wilkins. Far
! nam ST., silver butter dish; Edward
| Tumblay. Ohio ST., cluster diamond ring
in tea; Saml Benson, Seward ST., can
money; Carrie Lewis, 9th ST., cluster
diamond scarf pin in tea; But
ler Johnson, Davenport ST., $1,000 in
gold coin in tea; Ada Jones, Capital
ave, silver cake stand; Chas. Anruson,
Park ave., can money: Eva r. Johnson,
ing case gold watch anI cluster diamond
shir y I'D; Ada Rivers, S. 10Th ST., can
money; Bertha Miller, Leavenworth ST.,
silver sugar bowl; Henry Dresser, N.
25th ST., solid gold ring, diamond ruby
and sapphire setting; John Winslow,
Nebraska City, mail order,
ladies' chatalain watch in tea;
Henry Meles, Dodge ST., silver pickle
stand; Daisy Bushler, Farnam ST., SO
in gold coin in tea; Edward Jacobs, OF
Missouri Valley, visiting the state fair,
gents hunting case gold watch, Elgiu
| movement, in tea; David Pope, Fort
Omaha, ladies' hunting case gold watch
in tea; Thomas Costin, Millard Station,
Neb., diamond ring; Miss Annie Car
vey, So. Omaha, Neb., diamond ring in
| tea.
C. +. Mason. Blonde ST., silver butter
dish; Mrs. G. II. Hansen, 18th ST., silver
sugar bowl Mrs. Edward. A. Roland,
So. 18th ST., diamond ring in can of tea;
Mrs. j. G. johnson, Capitol ave-, silver
five bottle castor; Mr.. Jim Metcalf,
Seward ST., silver pickle stand; Miss
Hattie Calhoun, 9th ST., ladies hunting
case gold watch in can of tea; Mrs. John
Howell, 4Oth ST., silver sugar bowl; Mrs.
w. A. Reynolds, 23d ST., $40 in gold coin
in can of tea; Miss Lottie Moon, 18th
ST., silver pickle stand; Mrs. Chas. E.
Freeman, So. Omaha, silver fruit stand
in tea; Mrs. A. G. Benson, 18th ST.. sill
yer sugar bowl; Mrs. II. l.. Bigelow,
18th St., ladies' elegant scarf pin, dia-
mond ruby and sapphire setting, in can
tea; Mrs. M. II. Harvey, AID ST., silver
butter dish; Miss Mary O'Conners,
Capital ave-, silver pickle stand; Mrs.
Samuel Bowman, gents hunting case
gold watch, in can of tea; Mrs. Adam
Burger, Davenport ST., silver sugar
bowl; Miss Lou Thatcher, Council
Bluffs, Ia, silver five bottled castor in
tea; Mrs. Fred Thorn, 10Th ST., $1,000 in
gold coin in can tea; S. Nj. Martinwick..
ianitor board of trade, diamond ring in
can OF tea; Mrs. G. II. Hatton, Lcaven-
worth ST., silver pickle stand; Mrs. Ed
ward l.. Mayfeld, 10Th ST., can money
in tea; Mrs j. III. Howard, 9th ST. , Sill
yer pickle stand; Mrs. John Il. Chester.
Dodge ST., silver sugar bowl; Miss Della
Scott, Capital avenue, $500 in gold coin
in can tea; Mrs. S. b. Brown, 18th ST.,
silver butter dish; Mr.. V. B. Cutler,