The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-06-15
GENUINE DIAMONDS
Found In Tea.

The Globe Tea Company, of New York
have opened branch store at No. Is East
Seventh street, st. Paul, MINI. Their tea
is put up in paper caddies. Every caddy
contains souvenir, such as ladies' and
gents solid gold hunting case, jeweled
American watches; genuine diamond, en-
erald, pearl, turquoise and sapphire jewel
ry, IN solid gold settings, and many other
articles of less value. This expensive
method Of advertising cannot continue
long-sixty days being the limit
Below is partial list of fortunate DUR
chasers so far
h. l.. Hovey, treasurer Minnesota Car.
rage company, 34l North Washington
street, found a gents solid gold hunting
case Elgin watch, stem wind and set, in his
tea. E. &. PAIL, miller, New Ulm, paid s.
for six cans of tea, and found in one gen.
ulne diamond ring. Mrs. E. H. Clark.
Hastings, sent a $40 club order for thirteen
cans of tea, and found in one $50 in gold
and in another a lady's solid gold hunting
case, full-jeweled, Elgin watch W. D. Hill
ton' agent Massachusetts Mutual Insurance
company, Minneapolis, found a lady's solid
gold hunting case watch. H. Conway, con-
tractor, $50 Laurel avenue, got one of the
same kind. S. o. Thaycr, boarding house
257 Selby avenue, found genuine diamond
ring in his tea. F. j. Burns, brakeman
Northern Pacific railroad, sent in a club or
der OF $40 for twenty seven cans of tea.
and found in one can $50 in gold. and in an
other lady's solid gold hunting case EIo;n
watch. Miss Grace May, 724 Cedar street
found solid gold band ring. W. w. Thorn.
as, shoe dealer, 4l6 Wabasha street, found
gents solid gold hunting case Ele,n
watch in his tea. H. c. Sinks, health Of
nee, $50 Park avenue, and G. M. Thaver
carpenter, Minneapolis, 264S Dupont street,
each found genuine diamonds in their tea
Mrs. A. P. Brown, North st. Paul. maid
slo 1or thirteen cans Of tea, and found in
one can ten silver dollars, and in another
S5O in gold, and in still another a. genuine
solitaire diamond shirt stud. l.. E. Martin
conductor Omaha railroad, paid IS for six
cans OF tea, and found in one fiftv s;,vo.
dollars, and in still another a pair of penn-
Inc solitaire diamond eardrops. A. J. Law
ton, engineer Omaha & st. Paul railroad.
residence 1877 Oak street, found genuine
diamond IN his tea. Dr. j. B. Lewis cor
ner State and Concord streets. found a zen
ulne solitaire diamond in his tea. Mrs r.
Nelson, Sioux Falls, sent a $40 club order
Tor thirteen cans Of tea, and found in one
can gents solid gold hunting case. full
]eWeled Elgin watch. and in another nair
0. genuine solitaire diamond eardrops. M
+. Capron, proprietor Phoenix liyerv sta
oles, Saltwater, ordered by mail two cans
of tea, and found in one can genuine d;..
mond ring. E. E. Bayless, Of the Daily
Globe; Capt. Geo. L. Phipper, passenger
agent Northern Pacific railroad: s. Vic
nom, grocer, $50 Rice street. and Rev VIM
Gray, pastor of the Southern Rannt;st
church. and George Hardy, blacksmith St
raul Park each found genuine diamonds in
their cans. R. Hays, railroad brennan
found genuine solitaire diamond shirt
stud Mrs. Amalia Jlaikner, SIG I'm street
found solid gold ring in her tea.
Orders by mail, accompanied bv cash mr.
postoffice order, from any part of the Unit.
ga states, will be promptly forwarded. !.
arties getting up club Of $40 or 500 al
ways get valuable souvenir Single can
Fl; six cans, s.; thirteen cans. $40: twentu'
seven cans, 800 Address the Globe Tea
company, Is East Seventh street. st. Pani
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