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SALINE, .WASHTENAW CO;, MICH., THURSDAY*, DECEMBER 2tf, 1907.
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% The First National Bank
Ypsilanti, Michigan
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-Report of tbe condition of tbe First National Bank,
Ypsilanti, Michigan, at the close of business on the
third day of December,  nineteen hundred and seven.
RESOURCES -
* »     Loans abd Discounts' -        m   S6S2,331.5*i
JJonds^nd Investments* .                274.000.00
Due from Banks -  -   72,788.66
Cash                     .   . •           94,150.33
S1.W3.270.53.,
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LIABILITIES
Capital      , -.
Surplus and Proffts (net)
Circulation
Deposits
,      $100,000.00
65,158 27
32,600.00
845.512.26
§1,073,270.53
-OFFICERS
Daniel L' Quirk, -   '■  President
Charles E. Kid*?, Vice-President
Daniel L. Quirk, Jr., Cashier
Frederick It. Gallup, • -     Assistant-Cashier
DIRECTORS
Daniel L. Quirk,
Charles E. King,
Darwin C. Griilin,
Clark S. Wortley,
President
of Chas. King & Co.
Attorney •
ofC S. Wortley & Co,
Thomas W. McAndrew,     of Mack and Mack
Wheeler's Pharmacy
has a full line of
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HOLIDAY Goods
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including Jewelry, Sily.er.W.a^e* Toilet
Articles, Books, Stationary, Etc.
. Be sure to visit otir Toy Department
up stairs.
When Eaopkiiig E"oi»
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don?t forget that
A. C. CLARKE
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has a fine line of Furniture in stock including Rockers, Morris Ohairs, Rugs-
^ Carpet Sweepers, Folding-Tables, Jar-
■ *\ dinier Stands, Couches, Writing Desks
and Combination Bookcases.
Call and see them.
Pos?Your -Christmas
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see us before you buy, qlso a good line   v
of other useful presents.
v Gloves, ;' ' •       cpowel%.
Mitt§ns,     "      Handbags,
Shawjg,^ Purses,
Fasein&tgajsi,    Neckwear,
Mufflers, t       Scarfs
Chas. Burkhart
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HICKORY BOLTS
* I will pay $15.00 per cord, cash, for good
second growth'Hickory Bolts, suitable for ax
handles, delivered at my mill.
-   4 CUW. DICKINSON",
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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Happenings qf. Interest Gathered for the
"Uenefit of Otir "Readers.
Fifty Families Provided.
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The Federation of Charities-met yesterday afternoon and plans have been
arranged for, the Christmas dinners.
About fifty dinners Will be "provided
this year for ss many families in the
city who will enjoy the merry Christmas and good fellowship ot this association of charities. The baskets
will contain clothing, toys", and a
Christmas dinner, all prepared for individual needs. The Federation in
tends that no family in the city thali
be withoiUr a_ Christmas dinner »nd
time and money is beiog expended to
spread the Christmas cbe r.over the
whole town.
At the meeting yesterday representatives from lhe following organizations were present: Women's Relief
Corps, Charitable Union,.Homeopathic
King's Daughters, Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, Young Woman's
Christian Association, HospiLal Circle
of King's Daughters, Sewing School,
Congregational King's Daughters, Ann
Arbor Federaiion of Women, Salvation Army, Day Nursery.—Times..
' Self Possession Shown.
An incident last., night, during the
singing of the "Messiah" in high
school auditorium, .accredits, great
^self-possession and poise to Miss Elisabeth Campbell, one of the soloist* in
the oratorio. Just before Miss Campbell was to sing, a woman ih the front
of the audience fainted. There was
the usual commotion and even members of the chorus rose lo their feet
but Professor Howland, who was directing, never wavered in a beat, and
Miss Campbell, with scarcely an instant's hesitancy, arose and sang the
beautiful air, "Come unto Him, all ye'
that are weary and heavy laden and
he will givo you rest." - In the perfect
self-possession of the singer, the audience grew calm, and tne* beautiful
solo claimed the attention whicli'. was
its d.ue. The woman was overcome*
probably by lhe closeness of the room,
but in a few'minuses levived and* was,
able to remain throughout the.cou-
cert.—Times.
Auto On Runners.
The jingle of sloiga bells was . heard
all day Sunday Thu fall of snow Friday night and'Saturday forenoon made
the sleighin-.' passably good, and everybody witb a cutler or an excuse for
one improved Ibe opportunity Sanday
to take a sleigh ride. But the unusual
sight was the automobile on runners.
It cante from the west and by the time
it reached the middle of town had attracted quite a crowd. Word had
reached even the outskirts of town
that an automobile "on runners" was
in front of the Stimpson. Yes, it was
on runners,"but it"'ffquired a good
team of horses to pull the load.—Milan
Leader.
Verdict Against Contractor.
The* suit of Auguct Krceuke et al.
vs. Edwin M. Campfield and the Title
Guarantee and T*ust Co., for material
furnishod in the conatrucliou of the
pew high school, was started in the
circuit court this murningl The ease
did not last long, however, Judge
Kinne takiug It from the jury aod di
reeling a virrdiei.of 336S for tho pliin-
tift—Times
As lhe aftpcflotm passenger train
from Jackson Monday, was about a
mile rrQni"thtj city, a bulltt came
through one of the car windows striking Mrs. Frank Twist of Kapoleou in
the-side. - The-blillet was-Tj small one
or the accident would no doubt .Lave,
been serious- No serious* results are4
expected —Man'cj ester Enterprise.
.Wm. EC  Bui ke, a former druggist of
Ann Arbor3 committed suicide'in Ohi
cago last freek.
G. N. Stacy, editor of the Tecumseh
Herald, diedUast week cf j'aralpsis,
aged 4S years.
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START FACT0RK&W'*
bcture soap* polishes. navorme,«rtiact3,»pei«v-
fttoao, toilet articles, medicines, baking pew*
&t\ aires, liniments, stock and poultry rem- ^
Ct&a. household specialties andjiovetttesLtn^
your own home st tniaU cost.-Mixers Smde is .
ft taper devoted to the boslneafc three aonth*:i
tnal subacrTpUon for lOcjeraple fret*   x
 c__ GUIDE. Fort tfadoen. Iowa.
Detroit Eeadparfers
6RIS\V0U> HOllSE.
Jmrican Pian,$ e.50T U3.50 rea 0w
JtunoPEAM PlAN,$ l??T0 2.5Q PER Day . *
CStnOly modern, and nptocUte hold, in
the voy heart pf its retail shopping dis-
*ria. °* Detroit, comer Giuwold and
Grand |tiver-Ave3., only one bloclc from
Woodward Ave- Jefferson, Third and Four-
(eentKcan pasaby the house.. When yoa
Tint Detroit rtop at the Griswold Houss:
POSTAL, & £MOREY, Props:
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PUT TAX  ON  BACHELORS.
State
of • Argentine    Republic    Was
Harsh on Those Unwed. \
Although much Ijas been written in?
modern times "in earnest and in'-^un
on tlie taxation of bachelors, there are
not many corners of the earth where
such a system o£..ta*sation is*" introduced as Was done in the state of Cordoba, in the Argentine republic, at the
beginning of the twentieth century.
There every male who has passed his
twentieth - year is considered fit for
marriage, and" the state enjoins upon
him "the-duty, of finding a companion
for-life. If'he remains single till the
completion of.his thirtieth birthday,
he must pay for his freedom a tax of
five dollars a month. Then the tax in-'
creases $10 a" month at the age of 35,
and even to $30 a month frcm the age
of 35 to 50. From the age Gf GO the
tax gradually decreases. Widowers
have only three years given to enjoy
their liberty, after which they have
got to get another wife or pay the tax.
A  Real  Wonderland. !
South Dakota, with its rich, silver
mines, bonanza farms, wide "ranges and
strange natural formations, is a veritable wonderland. At Mound -City, in
the home'of Mrs. B. D. Clapp, a wonderful case of healing has 'lately, occurred. Her son" seemed near death
with lung and throat trouble. "Exhausting coughing spells occurred every" five minutes," writes TVIrs. Clapp,
"when I began giving Dr. .King's New
Discovery, the great medicine, that
saved his life and completely cured
Guaranteed for coughs and
throat and lung troubles, by
"Wheeler's Pharmacy. 50c .and
Trial hottle free.
him."
colds
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Enid's Prayer.".
The other night little Enid, tired out
by.a^day's romping, was aljout to retire for the night wben her mother
told her to say her prayers, which she
evidently was about to forget. This is
wbat she said: "Oh, Lord," if you know;
everything you tnow J am -very
sleepy, so dood-by till to-morrow
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EXAMINATION
FULLY.
SUCCESS-
James Do'naline, New Britain, *Conh.,
writes: "I tried several Mdney remedies, and, was-treated" by our best physicians for diabetes,, but- did not im-
prova until I'took Eoley's Kidney- Cure.
After the second ijottle I showed improvement, and five bottles cured me
completely.
A
Foley's Kidney Cur^ cures baclc-ache
and all* forms of Mdney and bladder
trouble. - O. C. Wheeler's Pharmacy.
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Don't Be"
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drop in and see my line-of Xmas pres-.
- ents, for I certainly think that I have
- the finest line  of. Watches^ Clocks*
.    Jewelry and Silverware ever shown
in this "town..
They will"bear inspection.
' Any-watch in my store .wil^'be sold
on the $l-a-week plan.
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• -^ E.""H Cressy;
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Jeweler and. Optician.
We have on hand for-the
Holiday .trade a quantity ,df
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I have since passed a rigid  examination   fov   life   insurance."
Coffee-aivd.Tea Pots in both the high . ai
terns. Tea Kettles,  Chafing Dishes, -Ba
Nut Bowls, Creamers and Sugar Bowls, S;
A full line of Carving Sets and-Silviai'?*:
We caruy Universal Bread   and Cake
Food Choppers.
.    Also daring the Holidays we will sell albHeati
20 per cent off regular price.      ■   .
Givo us-a call and examine our goods.
MTIMD & SCHR
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the Columbia has "the Double Grand Priz£
awarded at Paris igoo and three gold
medals at St.-Louis 1904. • Columbia has-
been in out* vicinity a number''of^
showing its excellent musical quality.
• Come in and see the new $25
Graphophone, it*s a winnerT."**      -       '.
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Cylinder - Records 25c     A Tulf-liile of
Disc ^nd Cylinder Records on^hand.
''   A free concert will ,de given on Saturday night till furfher notice from S to •<*$.
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manhood^. Surgical -mepnsshould net tie -^.np'oyca ta i.t-si"
thisfconiplaint.asoperat-.Qiis always -iv-eakea tne parts. V**=
daily prove oy successful results* that Varicocele csu he cu n\
■without operation. Instead of utaimwig and ■jaH-iir-t'iis t -^
organs. Our VIT*UZ&D 3*REA¥MSTs V sin?ngu!*-*»s Lie- pari«k
removes all pesn or acting, rs^torai the "circ-u^hou, rchvcA
the swelling, vitalizes-the nerves ati^ >estaTilislies the iigor*bF
inanliood. Our treatme^tistheT-esint'Oiso years' fcxpefLc:;ce?
You feel its juagic iaflue.iire dcriDg tiie first iveck.
'PAY_ WH^ -©URED.
Wo cure Blood arid Skin  Dis9aa<3c, Strictures, Va.'tcopere,
rvous Debility, Prostatic Troubles, ©ftrorfic, Kidney, tsrinarv"
Consuitaticn Frss.   Eook-a frree-
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Dr. Spinfrey & Co.
O O L E D Jl «"'"f!f'd Bladder Diseases,
genuine, odginc! '.. Jg* ■* Question Ust Sent Sealed For Home Treatmenii,
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