Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-16
Phenomenal kraus and Great
Anselme to Lecture From
Same Stage
REDUCED PRICES CONTINUED
Riotous Scene Last Night-Everyonc
Could Not Be suppIicd-New Sup
ply Arrives This Morning-Bigsest
and Best Show This Evenine-cars
Will Wait.

| Pushing, jamming, claWing, fghtlnS
with teeth and hands. the scene at Lee
land park last night beggars descrip-
ton. 1t resemblcd a riot. The big lot
was literally packed with people and Ut
seemed as though everyone was try
ing to get the Hot Springs remedies
at once.
Though the force was doubled last
night. they could hardly supply the
people, who kept calling and climbing
and clamoring. Finally Phenomenal
lraus had to stop selling simply be-
cause he did not have any more goods
by the people.
Another supply arrived this morn
ing, however and will be placed on
sale this evening. On account of the
fact that everyone could not be sup
piled last night, Phenomenal Kraus
has decided to continue his generous
offer for this evening. With every 81
worth of the remedies sold this even
ing, the purchaser will get $5.25 worth.
This evening will be the last oppor-
tunity the people will have of obtaining
the famous remedies at the reduced
advertising prices. After the open air
entertainment comes to close this
evening, the remedies can only be
purchased at the drug stores at reg
ular prices.
That the people appreciated the OPP
portunity given them of hearing Phe-
nomenal Graus and tie Great An
seine from the same stage last night,
was evidenced by the large crowd. The
big lot was filled from street to street
with people. The Great Anselme gave
an exhibition of lightning tooth ex-
traction, pulling teeth that others had
given up. Those who lost their teeth
looked up with smile. feeling no pain
on account OF the Hot Springs RENEE
dies that had been applied.
| G. w. Adams, 701 South Twelfth
avenue, had suffered for sixteen years
| from rheumatism and his kidneys.
Whenever he turned around, the pain
was SO bad he almost cried. He tried
MANY remedies On Thursday evening
he bought the Hot Springs remedies
and last night said he felt better al
/
having that awful pain.
| S. Lang, 407 South Fourth street,
was examined at the Hot Springs in
stitute, III West Main street. 1t was
found that he was suffering from ca
tarrh Of the stomach which had also
settled in his legs. He began taking
| the remedies and said last night that
he felt greatly relieved.
| There are thousands of testimonials
| like the above on file at the Institute
where they may be seen. All of them
are home testimonials with names and
| addresses. Though the freee open air
| entertainments will close this evening
| the institute will be a permanent fix
ture in Marshalltown. Phenomenal
| Kraus and the Great Anselme Will
make this their home and will make
the Marshalltown, institute the main
| institute. All others will be branches
The offer of $1,000 to anyone proving
that one package of the Hot Springs
remedies has been returned and offer OF
81, 900 to anyone proving that money is
| not refunded If the remedies prove UNI
satisfactory are still open. There is
money on deposit in the City National
bank to cover the guarantees given
with the remedies and there will be
money in the bank as long as there is
| a City National bank.
Alarge staff Of master specialists
will be left In the institute at III
West Main street. The reception and
consultation rooms are always filled
and it is probable that another spe-
cialist will have to be brought here
Everyone is anxious to get the free
consultation and treatment, the only
charge being for the special medicines
which are given at cost. This Offer
will be Withdrawn on September 80.
The big double show will be giver
this evening-the last night-and II
will be bigger and better than ever
Both Phenomenal Kraus and the Great
Anselme will lecture. The Diamond
Cluster band will give an unequaled
farewell concert which will begin
promptly at 1880 o'clock. The cars
will wait for the people. dit