Hotel Francis Europe Bath Rooms Every Day Rates
Hotel Francis offers rooms at seven to one dollars per day with a bath in every room. European style accommodations and daily rates advertised.
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
8
Hotel Francis offers rooms at seven to one dollars per day with a bath in every room. European style accommodations and daily rates advertised.
Local piano tuner J F Ware advertises first class service with guaranteedAli work. Located at 1200 San Antonio Street with phone 597 and an invitation to try the Herald's popular wants.
Formerly at 314 N. Ochoa, the Racine Hosiery Agency now operates from Excelsior on Nor Oregon and Missouri streets. Orders solicited.
An American plan priced at 3.00 to 5.00 dollars per day and a European plan at 1.00 to 2.00 dollars per day. Rooms include baths and closet connections with electric light steam heat and hot and cold water in every room. J. W. Fisher.
Blakesley and Freeman on 107 El Paso Street Herald job office advertises new blank books and office supplies. Campbell and Jayson's offers everything in drugs. Eclectic Book store at 320 San Antonio street lists gift books and fine stationery with customer friendly pricing. El Paso Transfer marketed as best 5 cent cigar.
Ladies send your order for Visiting Gards to El Paso Engraving Co telephone 585.
In a Where emphasis note the relatives contest a will made by a man named Bryan, while another page promotes harness and winter goods sold by the West Texas Saddlery Co at 214 South Oregon Street.
H H Lee of Corralitos ranch stays at Zeiger. J M Erskine of the Kansas City Star visits the city. Cattle Inspector LaRue and wife from Las Vegas arrive by Santa Fe. A Bain and C W Parker of San Pedro mines plan a few days of civilization. Bert Loomis from Mexico visits home folks and works in insurance. Amy Schloss leaves for Ft Worth to live with her sister. mother heads to Oklahoma then Ft Worth. Mrs Lena Kartz of Monterey visits sister Mrs Gus Orr with children. Mrs Mattie Moss of Safford arrives by T&P and plans to return via S P after months with Brownwood parents. She calls on conductor J S Moss of the G H while in El Paso.
The text catalogs numerous individuals and couples with locations in San Francisco Los Angeles New York Mexico City Boston Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Des Moines Detroit New Orleans Montreal and other places, including spouses and multiple towns. It resembles a compiled roster or travel directory with scattered personal names and city affiliations.
A roster lists hotel patrons including D S Eppstein Nevada Mo C F Goode Calais J M Sheeran C A Doney Mommouth Ill Mrs S H Rymer Little Rock C C Fairbank Chicago C H Gibbons St Louis F M Gilchrist San Antonio W W Gearharts Gonzales M A Givens Cisco C H Haskins Little Rock H H Cussens Memphis C W Andrews Hillsboro John Johnson Collinsville IL ORNDORFF Mrs C Lathrop Los Angeles J Kemp Iowa C A Galbraith and wife Honolulu T O Kyle Texarkana F L Clark Boston M Josephi J Jackson New York E C Langford Boston P A Kelley Mexico J T Harris and wife Los Angeles A S Han F Berthean Chi
A fire at 1 45 pm today near Ochoa Street and Magoffin Avenue threatened a prized El Paso home. Officer Spivey broke a window and directed a bucket of water to quell the blaze in the kitchen wood box before the fire could spread, though fire crews arrived slowly due to alarm delays.
Coach Rutherford announced the first team for the final scrimmage ahead of the big game at Athletic Park. The lineup includes McLaughlin, Chess, Stevens, Beall, Ardoin, Helm, W. Baird, Williams, Rutherford, Davis, Bryan, and Brown with a small admission fee to cover expenses.
President J H Hampson of the Mexico Cuernavaca Pacific railroad arrived in his private car aboard the Santa Fe. He had a trip to New York and other eastern cities. He was joined by J Stoat Fassett of Elmira New York, a mining magnate, who travels to Mexico on a pleasure trip but may assess railroad and mining prospects there.
City Clerk Cat Lin issued a permit to a young man named Brett for a street parade featuring a great animal show. The applicant claimed the event would surpass any similar spectacle ever seen in El Paso and is set for today at two o clock.
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