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Abilene weekly reflector., 1902-01-30
Filling Up the West.

AuooV kVVu P0oPAo VIM oAc coW"H
ing the degeneracy Of the timis ant
the dominance Of wealth aud the mag
nifying Of the cities at the expense o.
the country would better stop theil
pessimistic msditations and turn theiI
faces toward the West, where some.
thing worth thinking Of is happening.
The railroad companies have discov.
cred within . few months that many
people we're getting tired Of lie 10
the cities and were longing for the
simpler conditions in the country.
The prosperity Of the railroads de-
pends on the population Of the coun.
try through which they pass, and the
managers Of the big companies have
been encouraging a migration from
the city to the farms. Tens Of thous'
ands Of new settlers have been In the
past year taken to the northwest via
St. Paul. By Omaha and Kansas
City other thousands have poured
into the West and South west and the
immigration this spring premises to
be larger than last year.
These people have taken up land
and are now making homes for them.
selves. The sons are joining with
the fathers in the work and are laying
the foundations OF a new era in the
great undevelcped regions. And
when these settlers have broken up
their land and have enlarged their
holdings they will be seeking for men
to assist them in gathering their
crops just as the older farmers in the
older states are now seeking help.
And the demand will be met.
The new migration means much to
this country, both economically and
For the last twenty years
we have been developing our manu-.
iactures, and the people have been
providing into the factory towns or
into the great centers Of distribution.
II is easier to decide on the eco
nomic significance Of the new move.
ment than on its political effect. No
one knows what views the new farm.
ers will hold when they own their
land and are shipping their crops to
India or to China, or to be consumed
in Chicago or in New York. Their
views will suffer a change, because
their knowledge will be enlarged.
But whether a new form Of Populism
will be developed 10 the transition
stage or whether the farmers will at.
tach themselves to Rspublicanism re-
mains to be seen.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1902-01-30
"A Model Nur,erv..

Washington, Jan. 24.-One Of the
interesting features Of the pro-
gramme for the national congress Of
mothers, which meets here neat
month, will be "A Model Nursery"
under the direction of Mrs. Fred T.
Dubois, wife OF the United States
senator from Idaho.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1902-01-30
Business item from the News: Ii

Business item from the news: Last
week the effect Of advertising was
clearly shown in Abilene. There
were three wide.awake (?) merchants
who never spend a dollar in sdver.
tising, out on the street playing
marbles with some boys while their
competitors, who advertise, were
busy waiting on customers. 1t pays
to advertise but there is no money in
phying marbles.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1902-01-30

Paper money has been declared by
the Ohio state board Of health to be a
most dangerous carrier Of bacilli.
The REFLECTOR has special apparatus
for preventing the spread Of such
evils and all are invited to leave their
paper money here and we will care
for it.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1902-01-30

Lawrence Journal: Chris Hoffman,
Of Enterprise, says he doesn't want
to be the Populist nominee for gov.
ernor this year. It is going to DO
hard work to rope man and keep
him tied down loug enough to shove
that nomination down bis throat.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1902-01-30

Arthur W. Vance, formerly editor
OF the Home Magazine Of New York,
is now managing editor OF the
Woman's Home Companion. The
February number opens with an arti-
Gle on "The Carnival OF Mardi Gras. "
Another feature equally sessonable Il
entitled "Washington'u Neglected
Birthplace"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1902-01-30
Mn. MeKIsIsy 0.t. n, rr,al,,s pr,,,I...

Warrington, Jan. il.-Ths preoi.
dent yestsrday signed the bill pro.
vidiAs for the free transportstipl Of
III mall matter sent BY Mn. Ids 9.
As0nlsy. widow Of the late Prssi-
dent Mckinley.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1902-01-30
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 80, 1902,

The Democrats have slogan;
Independence for the Filipinos. !"
Democracy never touches Rayshiug at
home II II can help 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1902-01-30
Ths plasrsnoes s..,l.a.

Salem, O., Jan. o4.-The differences
that have existed between the coal
miners and operators in the north.
ern Columbiana district for the past
eight months, and which has kept
900 men Idle, were settled yesterday
and the men will 20 to work to-day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-14
What are You Doing,

Merchants of Denison. oyou know
THAI This is the season when the mail
order houses are seuding their cata.
logues into every home in Crawford
county? Do you know that thew are
presenting in highly coiored terms the
cneapness and excellence of their
wares? Do you know that their cata-
loeues cover everything. Clothing.
furniture hardware, dry goods, grocer
les, millinery, iewelry, musical instru-
ment. farm implements, in fact almost
every article of commerce sold by Den
son merchants? Do you know that al
ready the outpouring of money has
begun to buy things from Chicago and
Omaha and New York and DesMoines
and ST. Paul9 Do YOU know that MANY
people are buying their Christmas
gifts this early? What are you doing?
| What have You done? Have YOU
reached every person in the county re-
Gently with your literature? Have you
described the bargains in YOUR store
] and told the prices and made an effort
to draw trade: Some of YOU have.
Some of you will wait until the week
before Christmas before you wake up
| to the value of the holiday trade Some
jof you will push your business and
some will sit on stool in front of YOUR
desk and wear out the seat Of YOUR
pants and grumble because people pass
you by and 60 to other stores or send
away fo,' goods. There are some lines
OF trade in this town that could be
doubled if properly advertised. We
doubt if they will be however Now
is the time to tell what you have and
what you will sell it for. Now is the time
to create an appetite for buying People
Will buy sugar when they need it.
I There is no use 10 advertise that, there
is little or no profit in it anyway. 1t
| is the tancier grade of goods the
demand for which is largely artificial
and which is created by seeing and
reading, that pays the larger legitl-
mate profit. Do you want this trade or
| the sugar trade? There is but one wav
to obtain this trade and that is bv
pushing your business, BY the rural
routes you can reach many OF the
farmers every day with circulars de-
scriptlve of your goods. The Denison
papers reach nearly all who can read
There is but one way TO retain the
trade ofthls territory. Preaching will
not DO it scolding will not do it.
The newspapers have been at that for
you for long time Grumblinq ana
saying that you are i'll used will not do
it. There S but one way. That way
is to push your business as hard as the
mail order houses do theirs. Will Won
do il?
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Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale
on the N. l.. Hunt farm, % miles north
east of Deloit, between j. T. and j. d.
Newcoms. The following property on
THURSDAY, NOV, 10, 1902.
Sale begins at 10 O'Clock a. IN Al
head of cattle, as follows: l Herforc
Gull. is cows, 4 yearling steers, ~ year,
ling, II spring calves. Nine head OF
horses, match span Of bay mares (welI
broke coming years old bay mare
8 years old, 2 black Brood mares,
work horse, yearling colt, 9 spring
colts, 60 head of fine shoats. Farming
machinery l binder, | mower, / seeder
] cornplanter, l threesection iron har.
row, 2 cultivators nearly new, l riding
pillow, 2 walking stirring plows, 1 corn
shelter, corn stalk cutter, 2 wagons,
top .uggy, surray. phaeton, 1 hay.
rack, De Laval cream-seperator No 2,
l incubator and brooder, 2 sets work
harness, single and double buggy har-
ness, single and double buggy harness,
about so tons OF timothy and clover
hay, this hay was put up without any
rain, some millet hay. about 400 bu.
of oats, some corn, IS acres of corn
stalks, and numerous other articles.
Free lunch at noon.
TERMS:-Twelve months time at s
per cent with approved security.
HUNT & HAGEN, Props.
COL w. ]. MCAHREN, Auct
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Fireman Killed in Wreck,

Sullivan, Mo-, Nov. IA head-end
collision between freight trains oc.
CURED on the Frisco railroad, two
miles from here, yesterday, killing
Fireman JOIN Martin and injuring
Robert H. Murphy and Joseph Lingen.
brink. The cause of the accident is
not known.
Homeseekers' Excursions to the North
west, West and Southwest,
Via the North Western line. Home.
seekers Excursion Tickets at greatly
reduced rates to all points west and
northwest with favorable return
limits For full particulars apply to
agents Chicago & North Western R'y.
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] The Missouri
Girl
With a strong cast including
many of the old favorites.
Edith Richardson
Especially engaged for this production
A Carload Of Magnificent
Scenery
New and interesting Spec
ialties, Songs, Dances.
ROOSEVELT AND SHAW.

Several weeks ago, when Mr.. Roose-
welt intended to visit Denison, Ia, the
home of Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw, the citizens of that place caused
TO be prepared large number OF but
tons bearing the portraits OF Roosevelt
and Shaw. The buttons were not used
at the time bee ause of the cancellation
of the Presidents western trip.
Subsequently. however. when Secre-
tsry Shaw spoke at Des MONIES, some
of these buttons were distributed.
Those who did not understood the ORR
gin of these buttons Immediately &C
cepted them as proof of the existence
of Shaw boom for vice president.
Mr. Shaw's friends have gone TO
some trouble to explain the app n
ance Of the buttons. and the explapa'
tion is reasonable one: and yet
somehow or other, the names OF
Roosevelt and Shaw are frequently
linked with reference to the 1904 cam
paign.
II is hardly necessary for the friends
of Mr., Shaw to protest. He is one OF
the most popular, as well as one of the
ablest mem bers OF the Roosevelt cabi.
net. MANY people believe, and with
some reason, too, that Mr.. Shaw is the
ablest of all the republican secretaries
of the treasury since the days of John
Sherman Having lost the speaker
ship, and possessing so distinguished q
republican AS Leslie M. Shaw, Iowa
will be in good position % receive
vice presidential lightning in the next
campaign, and at this time moth il
more probable th M that MIR. Shaw will
be the vice preside initial nominee if Mr.
Roosevelt should ne nominated 70,
president--in the event that Mr.. Shaw
really desires tine honor. The World
Herald, Omaha, (demi.
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Mrs. r. A. Romans gave an elabor-
ate FIVE course dinner to sixteen guests
in honor of the Honorable and Mrs. J.
p. Conner and DR.. and Mrs. Emory
Miller. The table was DECORATED in
white crysanth emum linen table pieces
with red meteor rose center piece.
White Crysanthemums and plate cards
painted in water colors by Mrs. J P
Conner, we're given as favors to the
guests After dinner Prof. john Dunn
Martin of the college and Miss Grace
Cowdry gave some excellent readings
and piano selections.
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STOLEN PEARLS ARE FOUND.
Trusted Porter at New York Hotel Is
the Guilty One.

New York, Nov. 14.-Patrick b.
Ian, for seven years a trusted porter at
the Holland house, has been arrested
in Bowery pawnshop, where he was
endeavoring to pledge for $35 a neck
lace of pearls valued at $500. The
prisoner was taken to police head
quarters, where he is said to have
given information which will lead to
the recovery Of jewels valued at $12,-
000 stolen some time ago from the
apartments OF Mrs. w. j. Matheson,
wife OF wealthy manufacturer.
The police have been much worked
up over the robbery, as there was alb.
solutely no clue, and had almost given
up hope of success, when two detec.
tives observed Bolan entering the
pawnshop.
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Must Answer for Murder.

Pittsburg, Nov. 14.-The coroner's
inquest into the Cawley tragedy:
which occurred at Homestead Oct. 10,
was concluded yesterday, and the
jury held Charles Cawley, aged six
teen years, fer the murder of his
mother four brothers and a sister.
The prisoner was remanded to Jail to
await the action of the grand jury.
During the inquest ne maintained
that stolid Indifference which has
characterized him since the tragedy.
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Tries to XIII Her Successor.

Ottumwa, Ia, Nov. 14.-Mrs. Jo-
sephine Garrett was arrested yester-
day for firing two shots at the present
wife OF her former husband The
prisoner charges that her children
have been maltreated by their step
mother. She begged for another
chance to kill the stepmother and
stolidly declared that she would kill
her successor in the Garrett family
If it were the last thing she ever did.
She was held to the grand jury.
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Lithoqraphere in Combine.

Buffalo, Nov. 14.-Representativ
of number OF lithographing firms
who have held several meetings in
this city announce that an organiza-
ton has been perfected which will be
known as the Poster Printers asso.
citation. The headquarters will be in
New York. The following officers
were elected: President, H. G. Miner,
New York; vice president, w. Nelson,
Cincinnati; secretary and treasurer,
George J. Cook, New York.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-14
MINING VENTURE
Makes Good
H. c. Saul Writes Interesting
Letter Regarding Mines.
Copper ana Gold are Struck in Paying
Quantities in Wyoming
Venture
- . p

The Review is pleased to publish a
letter recently received by Mr.. j c..
Saul from his brother H. c. Saul in
Douglas Wyoming. The letter is
self-exnlanaiory and we are glad to
note the excellent prospects of the
company of which the Crawford county
boy is manager. He writes as follows.
DOUGLAS. Wyo., Nov. II, 1902 j. C.
Saul, Denison, Iowa, Dear Brother:
You will see by The letterhead. that
we have incorporated our mining in
terests, and are now pushing the work
as fast as possible. We have about
one!nile of the socalled Big Iron Lead.
which has an average width of twenty
feet, ard is called the Mother lead of
the country. We are sinking shaft
about one half mile south of the
Estherbrools mines. which by the way
is shipping fine ore at present.
We have the finest showing of Cop
per for the depth of our shaft that has
ever been known, and the Gold values
are surprising. At the depth of Is fit.
we had an assay made by E. E. Bur.
lingame of Denver, who is one of the
most reliable chemists III the west,
which gave ILLS per cent Copper aud
$3.50. Gold per ton. Previous assays
at the depth OF lift, ave Is per cent
(Nornr GlEn all
The Copper is coming in sulphides
which cover The entire bottom of the
shaft, and without doubt the bottom
of the lead which is over 20ft. at this
place. The Gold is found in the quartz
and in iron sulphides, of which there
are great quantities.
Our claims cover over SO acres o!
land. which is we'll timbered, and has
a fine stream of water.
We had the state Geologist out to
examine the property, and he made a
very encouraging report, have also mad
experienced miners opinions on the
prospect, and they all unite in saying
it is the finest thev have ever seen
We give the miners we employ the
privilege, if they wish to take one
half of their wages in stock, and every
one of them did so.
We have just 100000 shares of stock
on the market, for development pur
poses, and it is selling rapidly.
Our mine superintendent is very
careful man, and no money will BE-
used that is not put 20 the best ssi
bic advantage, and | as Gen. Mgr
have the control of al miners etc, ant
there will be no money used that il;
not put into deve .opement.
We have good house and out build
iugs, machines. drill, ETC. and are fixed
so that we can work all winter with
out having to stop on account of the
weather.
We are selling s. ock at .esent at 2
cents per share of 81 90, but are Ger
tain that by Febuary,lso '03 it will sell
| for 80 cents, or may go to par. So i
you or any of your friends there wish
TO invest they had better do so at once
as the stock is apt to advance an,
time now. I will keep you posted a
the mine developes. With kind re
CARDS. Your brother,
Il
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The undersigned having purchased
land in Dakota and will therefore re-
move there in the spring, will offer for
sale at auction on the old sheep ranch
81 miles northeast of Kenwood, on
TUESDAY, NOV. 25,
my herd of Duroc Jerseys, 20 head OF
cows, horses and farm machinery;
about 40 head OF young stock cattle
consisting OF heiters, steers and calves.
A free lunch at noon.
r. w. LOWNES.
w. j. MCAHREN, Auct.
GEO. NAEvE. Clerk. S6-4t
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Notice in Probate.

STATE OF IOWA tss
Crawford County "
In the matter of the estate Of Michael Aims
worth late of Crawford county, deseased
Notice of appointment of Executor.
To whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the 7th day
of Oct 1902 the undersigned was duly APP
pointed Executor.of the above entitled estate,
and all creditors of said estate are notified
to file t:.eir claims in the office OF the Clerk
OF the District Court, in and for Crawford
this notice, according to law and have the
same allowed and ordered paid by. the said
court. or stand forever barretd therefrom.
Dated Oct. z, 1902
D. L. BOYNTON. Atty. for Estay
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-14
TRAIN ROBBERS FolLEp.

Engineer Opens Throttle Wide When
He Faces Four Revoivers.
Frankfort, Ind, Nov 14.-Four men
attempted to hold up the southbound
Monon express at Cyclone yesterday.
The train slackened speed on striking
torpedoes on the rail, but when the
engineer faced four revolvers, he
threw open the throttle The four
men fired rapidly and often, but all
trainmen and passengers escaped
Sheriff Corns and deputies afterward
caught the men, who gave their names
as Charles Johnson, James Mock
Frank Smith and Harry Gray, all
claiming to live in Cincinnati.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-14
Missing Girl is Located.

Webster City, Ia, Nov. 14.-Sylvia
Whaley, eight years of age, who dis
appeared from this city Monday, was
located by the police in Des Moines.
She claims to have been enticed away
from home by a woman. 1t is thought,
however, by officials here that she
simply ran away.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-14

W ANTED-Farmers and others to
buy the Chicago or Economy pittless
metal frame wagon and stock
scale, no pit required, no loose
weights, compound beam. The best,
is the cheapest. Sold only by
E. T. COCHRAN, Denison, Iowa
S6 ct
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THE Broadway Meat Market is paying
the highest possible price for hides.
MIR. Randall says he will pay more
than any other dealer in the county.
See him before selling hides.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-14

Jim Melton's team ran from the
Central depot up town where one of the
front wheels struck the fountain on
Main street turning it away. From
there the horses broke loose and ran
home
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-14

BUY IT NOW-50o0 acres woodland in
a body or sheep, stock and fruit
ranch in Central Missouri, on new
Rock Island) R. r ST. Louis to
Kansas City, Several 100 acre farms
can be readily opened which will
raise best crops. To close quick
entire track $500 per acre can be
made worth $4,000 per acre.
Location is just right. Address
E. T. DoBsoN,
S0-1m ST. Joseph, Mo.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-14

HIGH GRADE MAN WANTED--We
want first class man to sell our
Standard Stock Food in this county.
He must have good ability, some
knowledge of live stock, be in good
standing in every way and steady
worker. He must have team and
give all his time TIC the business. A
permanent business for the right
man and will pay we'll. Address,
giving age, experience. present bust
ness, etc. The T. E. Sanborn Com
pany, Omaha. Neb. S1-lm.eot.
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GOOD BOARD Room and Washing
ton S3 so per week. A party can take
limited number Information at
Review office. SO ct
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FOR SALE-Five standard bred colts.
4 coming three years, coming four
years. Will make choice drivers.
so N. NASH.
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FOR sALE-Thoroughbred polled
Durham cattle. Poland China hogs
and good farm 240 acres with all
necessary Improvements for stock
raising come and see me.
rs J. B. DAVIS
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SPECIAL-Price on bug gies for the
next 80 days to reduce stock. An
object TO cash buyers.
SLIT E. T. COCHRAN.
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STORM WINDows-Go to John
Fastje for good storm windows. Fac
tory prices.
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WANTED-married man to work on
farm. House and fuel furnished.
E. G. Sage.
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FOR RENT---A good 100 acre farm.
Inquire of REVIEW.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Seven room
house with closets good cellar and
city water. Located on r. r. Ave.
FRANK WOOLSTON
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FOR SALE-Some spring shoats, good
section Is Denison Twp. S4-tf
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BRANDY finished mirce meat at the
Broadway Meat Market.
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wANTED-A fresh COW in exchange
for good buggy. a. III. BOWEN.
SIS
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FOR E-Thoroughb bred Duroc
Jersey boars. r w. LoWNES, D
miles north of kenwood.
S1-4t tx
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REVIEW WANT" COLUMN

IT'S ALL RIGHT--tf you bought it of
Chamberlain The Jeweler.
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FOR SALE--l9 Shorthorn Bulls and
some Poland China boars.
IS E. C. SAGE
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THE Broadway Meat Market now has
fresh supply of fine sausage every
day The best going.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nov, IA.

Karel Slegel and wife to Frank
Slegel, neg sec II, West Side. $1,000 oc
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SOFT COAL HEATERS Steel ranges
and cooks, cheap at Wygant's.
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Notice to Hunters.

Notice to Hunters.
Trespassing and shooting is strictly
prohibited upon the land belonging to
E. H. Wood in Goodrich and Denison
townships. W. II. BOWEN.
S6.4t
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we'll heated, lighted and
furnished rooms for rent. Inquire
at REVIEW office. S2-5t
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MIR. c. L. JOHNSON-Wi be ir De-
lott on Oct. 25 with car load of
fine horses which he will offer for
sale at a bargain 10 4t*
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FOR RENT-.One of the best eighty
acre farms with good Improvements
three and one half miles southeast
of Vail. Inquire of VIM. Coates.
Vail Iowa. 80 If
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FOR SALT pure bred Duroc Jer-
sey Bears. All raised from Oh sows.
Residence four miles west of Deni-
son. W. G. POLLOCK.