Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-08
WILL STAY HERE
FOR ANOTHER Week
People Petition Phenomenal
Kraus to Stay
Longer
WILL AccEDE TO WISHES
WILL AccEDE TO WISHES
When Big Open Air Entertainments
Close the Big Institute Will Still Re-
main-Add to staff-Bis Shows To-
nisht-sensations.

| Circus day has come and gone but
Phenomenal Kraus, the Great Anselme
and their two big free shows are still
here and to stay another week.
1t was announced early this week
that the big free shows would close to-
morrow night, but since the announce
ment it is estimated several thousand
people have personally asked Phe-
nomenal Kraus to remain at least an
other week A petition signed by sew
eral hundred was yesterday presented
to Phenomenal Kraus. He has there
fore concluded to continue his free OPP
Ell air exhibitions another week.
When the big free open air exhibit
lions do close, however, it should be
remembered that the Hot Springs in
stitute in the Masonic block, III West
Main street, is permanent MIXTURE
and will be in Marshalltown always.
Phenomenal Kraus has secured lease
for Ave years on the building and will
add to his excellent staff Of master
specialists, who are already crowded
with work.
These men, it should be remembered,
are men who have been schooled and
trained in the best colleges in the world
besides having taken thorough course
in the big institute at Hot Springs,
Ark. They have mastered the methods
in vogue at this great health restoring
center and have brought Hot Springs
to Marshalltown for the benefit of those
who cannot afford to go to the Springs.
Consultation and examination is en-
tirely free.
In spite of the circus. large crowds
attended the free shows at Phenomenal
Kraus' stage at Leland park and at the
Great Anselmes stage at Eighth aven-
Tie and Main street. Both stages were
filled with suffering and some Of the
people who have used the Hot Springs
remedies came onto the stage and test
flied
C. c.. Chetifer, resident of the OLD
Soldiers Home has been deaf for
years. He applied the Hot Springs
remedies himself, and now can hear az
we'll as ever.
Mrs. L. Waltmeyer, 4OS North First
avenue, has been deaf in the left ear
for seven years. An ear specialist
failed to cure her and pronounced her
case as incurable. After three appli-
cations of the Hot Springs remedies
she is now able to hear watch tick.
She made the applications herself.
Ovid Pope, I'll North Center street,
who has been suffering for six years
with creeping paralysis, doctoring all
of the time and never getting any re-
lief, has been greatly benefited with
one application of the remedies He
can now raise a heavy weight above
his head.
At the Great Anselmes stage, at
Eighth avenue and Main street, two
happy parents came on the stage to
testify to the curative properties of the
Hot Springs remedies. One was the
father of Carl Z. Murvin, 41s Union
street, who was deaf and dumb until
the Hot Springs remedies were applied
and who can now talk and hear. The
other was Marshall Guam, Ill May
street, father of the little 8-year-old
lad, who suffered for years from con-
sumption of the bowels and catarrh of
every mucous membrane of the body
until he had dwindled to 29A pounds.
Both parents told of the great relief
that had come upon them and the
great Improvement being shown in
their children.
This evening Phenomenal Kraus and
the Great Anselme have some sensa-
tional surprises in store for their re-
spective audiences. When asked this
morning as to the nature Of the sur
prises, both smiled blandly but refused
to divulge their secrets. The Hoo
Springs remedies, however, will be sold
at the advertising prices as long as
they last AS the supply is short,
however, it is feared they will not last
through next week. After the close of
the open air entertainments these
remedies can only be purchased at the
drug stores at regular prices.
On account of the circus yesterday
amateur night was changed until this
evening" when the amateurs of the city
will be given an opportunity to COM
pete for gold rings. The big Royal
Blue show will also be given and the
Diamond Cluster band will play an
extra special concert program, begin
ming at 1880 o'clock sharp. The cars
will wait for the people. dit
OUTSIDE CROWD WAS BIG.