Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-12
s. M. Jones to Start Late in
Evening After His Lost
Health
BEING HELD AT HOT SPRINGS
All of His Expenses There and Back
and at Hot Springs to Be Paid by
Phenomenal Kraus = Some of the
Awful sishts-Bis Sensations To-
night.
"All aboard.


When the conductor on the st. Louis
train tomorrow evening sings out the
above, S. NJ. Jones, 40 South Second
street will be off for Hot Springs,
Ark, to regain his lost health at the
expense of Phenomenal kraus On his
way he will see hundreds of poor Grip
pies in worse condition than him
self, but not as lucky.
On the second night of the big free
shows given by the great philanthropist
he promised to send Mr.. Jones to the
famous springs for treatment. He is
now ready to fulfill his promise and
tomorrow night, Mr. Jones will come
on the stage at the free show at Leland
park to bid his benefactor farewell. He
VIII then visit the Great Anselme, at
Eighth avenue and Main street.
This morning Mr.. Jones was told to
be prepared to leave tomorrow night
When he realized that he was really
going to Hot Springs on a Pullman
train with every want attended to, both
on the way there and back and at the
Springs, at the expense of Phenome-
nal Kraus, he was overjoyed.
Il wanted to go there several years
ago, when Ed Plunkett, 302 South Cen
ter street, went. I knew 1t would cost
me over $1,000 and I couldn't go. But
now / am to get it all free"
yes, brother said Phenomenal
Kraus, you will get your fare there
and back and travel in Pullman car;
you will have some one to look out for
you all the way there and at the
springs: you will get free treatments
and special medicines that will cost
much over $1,000. We have some new
discoveries at our institute, 400 Gem
trail avenue, Hot Springs, that will be
given you entirely free
We'll, I am sure / will come back
alright, because Ed had the rheuma-
tism bad and came back cured. That is
what they say / have but you have
told me, and believe it, that my trou-
BILE Is the result of an accident, caus-
ing pressure on the spine.
"There are five cripples in this block
and so we call it The Cripple's Block
and we call you The Cripple's Friend
have been in this condition for years.
See my little wheel chair out there.
The boys have asked me what l am
going to do when come back from
Hot Springs.
"I am going to paint lit and hang it
on the wall for a relic have told
them. have been hobbling around on
crutches and canes and pulling myself
in that chair long enough"
vivid description Of the sights to
been seen at Hot Springs and on the
trains there is given by Mr.. Plunkett.
"You see people taken out Of the
Pullman cars on stretchers. sometimes
through the windows. And sometimes
they are in such bad shape they have
to travel on the baggage cars. The
cars of the trains after you leave st.
Louis are filled with suffering going to
Hot Springs.
cat Hot Springs is where you see
the worst cases. 1t is too terrible to
describe. I have gone to the mud hole
and watched the thousands battle. 1t
was awful. But am going again.
think everyone should go. Some can
not afford it, however"
That is why Phenomenal Kraus has
brought Hot Springs to the people. in
Cle rGf1SulGS llS oSilo CclSi CsSiAiiio eAs
the big free shows. The philanthrop-
list and his worthy associate, the Great
Anselme, said this morning that they
did not know how long the remedies
now on hand would last AS this is the
last week it is not likely that any more
will be received. After this week they
will only be sold in the drug stores a,
the regular prices.
The institute at lit West Main street
continues to be filled with suffering
people. Each day the stenographers
are kept busy taking down testimon-
ials, which are placed on file with the