The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-03
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Who was wounded. Injured. or contrsstea sey
disease however slight; and
An Increase for Every Penslon0r
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Special attention given u, pfacurln.x
Bounty, and prosecuting the claims 81
Dependent Relatives. Apply 40
once to
Jesse Z. Rosanhergsr,.
SOLICITOR OF CLAIMS.
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lola. KANSAS.
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THE
GLQBE-DEM0CRAT!
PROSPECTUS

In issuing ITS prospectus for 1881, the Gloi,e--
Democrat can make nO promise for The lutute-
ing from it's history in the past. In the Presi-
dental contest just closed ii recognized AS
the leading champion Of the Republican case in
the west advocating the men all tire PRINCIPLES
Of the great party Of free,lum and nationality,
and always the exponent Of It's advanced
Thought. We shall continue that course unial-
terngly IN the future, 50 long as the Republican
party remains true to the mission Oh which it set
forth twenty years ago.
The election Of James a. Garfield and C,este
A. Arthur as President anil Vice President af
the United States. by an unqueslioneti majority
of the electoral votes. secures peace aud lIrsps-
perlty To the country for four years. Webelieve
steadily hold, the confidence, not only Of the
Republican party, but Of the nation, by the wiz
dom and integrity as well as by its LOYALTY tn .
the principles Of the organization which placed
it in power. The Globe Democrat firmly hs,,cs .
TO he able to give to President Gur:iel,l cOriiai
aud earnest support 1t believes THAT lie will t.r
the right as he sees it. and that he will bring tn
the discharge Ut his Presidential duties clear
head, an honest heart and determination IL
serve his country to the hest Of his ability.
Certain II Is that no man ever entered the White
House better fitted than he by nature, eslucafiOn
and experience to furnish xll that We expect front
\ good President.
The Republican party is now more thorougtlys
united aud harmonious than it has been in many
years. There are no rival ''Wings" to- it and uu
opposing factions in it. The campaign that has.
just closed wel,bed it together in solid pnles
signs of possible division. We beiieve this unity
and harmony will continue throughout General
l;arfield's Administration, and Will result in
iOng-cOntnued lease Of power to It q. The DEM
Ocratic party is broken and deISQEalized- de-
feated under the best candidate it has had la
twenty years-and not likely ever agaiH to pre-.
sent the unbrOken front which the Republican
party had to meet on the 2d of November, lSesO .
While national rather than local in its conduct
and purpose. the Globe Democrat will devote !,
special attention to the subject Of immigration,
doing its best to invite thrifty farmers ana. me-
chanics Of the East and of Europe to settle on
the fertile lanfls Of the southwest, and especially
gagged our attention in the past. and now that
there are four years ahead Of US free from the
turmoil and excitement OF a national political
contest we shall be e'T,bleti to give it addt anai
iory tributary to the great city of st. LOuisstor
millions of new inhabits ants, and there is LIANT
enough now natillesi to feed the world if cuaki-
waited to ita capacity. TO invite those in puruit
of homes in the westto the facts capable OF being
shown on this subject shall be one OF the speciaks
aimSand features of the Globe Democrat.
No newspaper, east or west, is better equlplletl<
than the GlObe-DemOcrat for the collection anil
publication of news from all parts of the world
Our list of special correspondents covers all the
centers in this country and in Europe, and tlev :
are all instructed to spare no labor expense in
procuring the latest and most reliable infUrn1a-
ton, and transmitting it promptly by telegraph
increased and improved in the past year until it
ranks among the most liberal in the west, and it :
is our intention to continue in this directi0n.
awaiting ourselves of every opportunity tn ins--
prove this journal in,Dartial record Of cur
rent events the world over. Our weekly readers
will get the full benefit Of this service in selec.
tions from the most important Of the dispatches
sent to the Daily GlOlse-D .mOcrat.
In its commercial reports the Globe Democrat
has always been unrivalel among its cOteip,So- :
raries. No journal in the west pays so much at
tentiOn to fnllne.s and accuracy in giyipg :
faithful reflex Of the markets from day to day
and from week To week. In this department We.
shall also keep pace with the growing demands
pectet from great newspaper published in the
commercial metropolis Of the Mississippi VALLEY
We shall aim, in addition to weekly YecoJst
OF current events, 70 present our readers with :
newspaper for the Farm, the Family, and thu.
tireside. Special attention will he given ii
these several departments. which have been CON-
splcuous features Of the Gloqs. Democrats in the