The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-06-22
GENUINE DIAMONDS
FOUND IN TEA.

The Globe Tea Company of New York
have opened branch stores at No. 25
East Seventh street, St. Paul, and No. %
South Fourth street (next door to post
ofice), Minneapolis, MINI. Their tea is
put up in paper caddies. Every caddie
contains 8 souvenir, such as ladies' and
gents solid gold hunting case, jeweled
American watches, genuine diamond,
emerald, pearl, turquoise and sapphire
jewelry in solid gold settings, and many
other articles of less value. This expen-
siye method of advertising cannot con
tinue long sixty days being the limit.
Below is a partial list of fortunate
purchasers so far:
B. Wurst, bookkeeper for the
Wanderer Printing company, found a
genuine diamond ring in his can, for
which he paid 81. H. Il. Johnson, en-
gineer on Manitoba railroad, paid s. for
6 cans of tea, and found in one $50 in
gold and in another pair of genuine
solitaire diamond eardrops. w. l..
Keech, station agent Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway, Denla,
Iowa, aud F. E. Duncan, with Rogers
& Ordway, $50 to 1874 East Fourth
street, each found genuine diamond
rings. c. Kastner, contractor, IA
Colorado street, found solid gold
hunting case Elgin watch in his tea.
Edward johnson, Lanesboro, and Mrs.
M. Mckay. 81 East Ninth street, each
found solid gold band rings. E. Williams,
carpenter and contractor, found twenty
silver dollars in his can. E. B. Lott,
bookbinder, Pioneer Press, 1853 St..
Peter street, found genuine diamond
ring. w. c. Mahon, 3Sl Minnesota
street, got one of the same kind. F.
Whitman, bartender at the California
wine house, 4S East Seventh
street paid 81 for can of
tea, and on opening the
can found a genuine diamond ring.
William Jones, farmer. Fargo, sent in a
club order of 800 for 27 cans of tea, and
found in one fifteen silver dollars, and
in two others ladies' solid gold hunting
case watches, stem wind and set; J. B.
Bryan, with the West Publishing Co.,
Third street, and F, M. Chapman, con-
ductor on the Chicago, st. Paul & Kan
sas City railroad, residence 800 East
Congress street, each found genuine dia-
monds. Miss G. Mooers, Clifton Hotel,
j. I. Thompson, Detroit laundry, and F.
P. Koempel, printer, West Publishing
Co., each found genuine diamond rings.
B. Anundson, 1O6 and 1OS Washington
street, DEBORAH, Iowa. found genuine
diamond ring In one can, and in two
others solid gold rings (ordered by maiD.
L. l.. Christine, upbolsterer, 1917
Twentv-frst street south, F. Born, sales
man, Second avenue and Twenty -ninth
street, and Fl. J. Barnes 1929 First ave-
nue. south, each found genuine diamond
rings in their tea. Miss Anna Muller,
West st. Paul, found a genuine diamond,
ruby and sapphire lace pin. O. B. Allen,
travelling salesman Wells Whip Co.,
Wellsville, Pa, and Warren Hill, per-
1umer, luz Fourth street, each found
genuine diamonds. Hon G. E. LIE Claire,
attorney, l56 Third avenue south, got a
solid gold ring.
Orders by mail, accompanied by cash
or postoffice order from any part of the
United States, will be promptly for
warded. Parties getting up club, of
$40 or $40. always geta valuable souvenir.
Single can, 81 ;six cans, SIS; thirteen cans,
$40; twenty-seven cans, $50. Address
the Globe Tea Company, No. % South
Fourth street Minneapolis, or 25 East
Seventh street, St. Paul, Mimi.
Open from a. IN. until 9 o. m,