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The Farmers' Si Ueckics' Bank CAPITAL $50,000. SUBPLÏÏS $10,000. AiitioialLialtiesofStocBioliers $50,000. Report of the condtüon of the FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK at Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the close ol business Dec. 19, 1890. BE80CRCES. Loans and dlscounts $ 230,401 0 Stocks, bonds, mortgages, etc 74,421 56 Overdrafts...; 4.188 80 Due from banks in reserve citing.... 8.695 77 Due from other banks and bankers 5.S59 04 Due from Washtenaw County 28,225 60 Furnlture and flxtures 3.5K) 00 Current expenses and laxes paid... 1,807 59 Interest paid 3,110 48 Checks aud cash iteius 969 39 Nickels and pennies Í58 !ö Gold 6.762 .50 Silver 1,720 15 U. S. and National Bank Notes 5,(i00 00 Total $ 375,517 70 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid iD t 50.000 00 Surplus fuud _ 10 000 00 Undivided proflts 9.917 51 Commercial deposits 25S.S05 14 Savings deposits 4926 71 Due to banksand bankers 4B9 64 Total f375.517 70 STATE OK MICHIGAN,) County of Washiennw. f I, F. H. BELSER, Cashier, of the above named Bank, do solt-mnly swear that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledgeand belief. F. H. BKLSER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 30th day of December. 1898. W-M. VV. WHEDON, Notary Public. Cobkect- Attest : Chas E. Greene, Reuben Kempf, D. F. Schairer, Diiectors. Tlie Farmers' & Meciianics' Bant havlngnled thelr certiflcate with the State Banking Department are now authorized to do business asa Savings Bank, and in pursuance thereof nave opened a Savings Department! Interest allowed in the savings department on all deposits of il and upwards, interest pald June lst and Deo. lst. of each year. The savings department Is open Saturday nights from 7 until 8 o'clock. Mouey to loan in surns of $25 to $5,000 secured by unencumbered real estáte or approved securities. DIRECTOKS- Kenben Kempf. Chaw. R. (ircciif, E. Dufly, Ambrose Kearne, Win. '. stcvei'x, W. F. Breukey, J. K. Hiiil, John Burg, D. F. Schairer. R. KEMPF, Prr8. 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Detroit.. ..Lv 830 750 120 7 45 925 9 15 443 Wayne June. 9 08 8 23 . . . 9 54 5 21 Ypeilami.... 928 841 2 05 845 10 15 5 43 A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P M. P.M. AnnArbor... 9 43 8 57 219 858 1019 1030 555 Dezter 110 0 915 608 Chelsea ! 10 13 93(1 . .. 6 19 Jackson 'U0O10O0 3 17 10 20 1115 1145 655 Kalamazoo.. 9 '5 12 12 503 1248 1266 2 17 9 30 Cbicago...Ar 735 4 359 0ti40 4508O5 O. W. RUGÓLES, H. W. HA YES, G. P. & T. Agent, Chicaeo. At., Aun Arbor. ToleIo, Aun Arbor & Sorth Michigan Kaihvaf. TIMK SCHEDÜLB. Taking effect Oetober 12th, 1890. Tratas ran by Standard Time. Qoing North hú úL 11 5B STATIONS. Jg. S W j wi) o A. M P. M. P.M. P.M. 6 00 3 30 Lv Toledo Ar 110 1115 6 47 4 lü Dundee 12 16 10 32 7 03 4 31 Milan 11 57 10 02 7 20 4 45 Urania 1145 9 48 7 27 4 55 Pittefleld 1137 9 40 7 4i 5 07 Ann Arbor 1125 9 2 7 55 5 25 LeJand 1112 9 10 8(16 5 39 Whitmore Lake 1100 8 55 8 55 6 32 Howell 10 25 8 20 9 40 7 35 Durand 9 40 7 20 11 03 8 45 East Saginaw S 10 5 50 Ï0 20 8 10 ....... ..OwossO.. ........ 8 55 ff 30 1130 9 12 Ithaca 7 45 5 18 1 25 !0 13 Mt. Pleaeant 6 45 4 15 3 35 Cadillac 10:35 5 20 Coptmieh 8 55 6 35 ....Ar FruEklurt Lv 6 55 P. M.P. II. i. M. A. M. Go Ing South. H. W. ASHLEY. Genera] Manage-. A. J. PAISLBY, GEO. H. HAZLKWOOD, Gen'l. Pass. & Ticket Aifent. Local Aüent The Forum The Foremost Periodieal for Tliouglitful Readers. lts range is fairly indlcated by the followlng Table of Contents of the DECEMBER NUMBER: THE GOVERNMENT OF AMERICAN CITIES. By Andrew D. White- Wherein Europeau Cilies are better goverued than ours; the dauger place lu our politlcal system, and the remedy. CITY QROWTH AND PARTY POLITICS. By Willlam E. Springer.- The iuerease of ui bun over rural popalation as bhown by the census; how this decrease is advantageous to the Demócrata. STABIL1TYOFTHE FRENCH REPUBLIC. By Julius Simon, of the French Sennte. A review of domestic and forelen influenees favorable and unfavorable to the Republic; a hopeful outlook. FAMILY STOCKS IN A DEMOCRACY. By President C. W. Ellot. of Harvard.- Democratie Society favorable to the perpetuation of families; a study of American conditlons therelor. DOES CHINA MENACE THE WORLP? By PresldentW. A. P. Martin, of the Imperial Tung Weng College, China, - Wliy the tendency of Chinese life rorbids fear of competltion. THE HUMANITIE3. By Major J.W. Powell. The flrst of a series of anieles to stiow that the theory of biologicai; evolutioa falls when applled to sociolugy. FüRMATIVE INFLUENCES. By Archdeacon K. W. Farrar.- An autoblographleal essay, following similar ones by Prof. John TyDdall, W. E. H. Lecky, F'reüerio Harrlson ao olher noted men. SPEED IN RAILWAY TKAVF.L. By Prof. R. H. Thurston. The possibillty of 200 miles an hour by steum; why electrieity Is llkely to supe: sede steam. ARMOR FOR WAR SHIPS. By Commnnder F. M. Barber of tlie U. S. Navy. NOTES ON GHOSTS. Andrew Lang. PITY, GENUINE AND SPURIOUS. By Francés Power Cobbe. Amongthe rpTTP PfiTSTTlUT FOR 1891 features of 1 XlXj Í Wit U 1V1 will be BiSULTS OF THE CENSUS. A serles of anieles by Gen. F rancie A. Walker; Resulta of the LATEST HESKAKt H and oftbe most RECENT ACHIEVEMENTÖ in all IMPORTANT LINES ui' WORK, In 8CIENCEand In ' INDUSTRY, by speciallats; POLITICA L 1)18CUS8ION8, by the leaders of opinión in the United States, and by forelan statesmen: SHIBBOIjETHS OF THE TIME, a series of critical examinatlons of popular oplnions. by W. S. 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