Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, April 13, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextNEW ADVEKTISE3IENIS. .' I i. BVKXIXO CAPITAL JOL'KXAIi! ITHMHKHIl EVE1Y EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. 1 HV THK Capital Journal PublitWng Company. I I MJUK MMATMI. mr. Hi Cwrt Mrrtt, llr Hft Hlofl. TKKMH UK .HIJIWKJITIO.S IIAILV One rtmr, by mull JO MX iiwmlha.btr Itwll 2 W Thiw month bj- immII 1 w Vet work flollvrcl by arttr I KKMKI.T Oiwymr - W HU month. K Ttoww immlb - Till; TAX ON M-MIIKU. 1 Tin- platform adopted li.v the n-ptlhlh-wi state frivctitioii in I'ort Intnl. contain h rt-oliition I in favor of protection, in which we I linn tlif following flii'luratieii: "TilHt till JMJ-Ill'yof tilt' (lellKKTiltiC HUniiiiKtrntioii, wjiicii wnnn piuc Titfc democratic convention iu Portland indorsed the president', Residcwe for Sl- Willi" A ('luunberlln bate a deirabl free-trade menage to congress!, and , .,. ami i, wt eligibly located on i - x' i. o. - t.. , ... fflth rtrwt. flrt block north of Court i now the 2ew ork btar gives way, 'JJTiicHt H).-.v good npportu- . I...l....,l .i.n.rU .. ..T..,r..1-u1 ' ..,. In MMirP M llfltllf1 In fOIlVenlflll IO l' iiiiiri..,.... iuin-Ti ... ..jfj.... ... I . from "ticli a onrce. "Oregoiij" my I !' rf-rB.imHlir are Hiilltoflzetl to ro imtvv nb'rtrtiiii. -A.IwtIIiIiik mln on application to tVII.I. II. I'AltUV, - . .Miinuccr. trl'nHnl M nmoHKl-rlHiH ninller at the MtlPiii.Onvmi. rontoimv. mhitii k. ivm. FIUDAV, AI'KfLli. ISSS. the exalwiHiit editor, "was one of, the Mate eonfidently counted on to WANTED wool and lumber on the free list ami, kIvu lukewarm expression to the i Poultry, Eggs, woolen goods on the highly protect- president'' revenue reform messoge, I Butter, Hams, Bacon, mi iihi. - " eoiiMiiuu't a piecinii ,.U ......i .n..t...i ...ii.i,..i .ii.i...... t,- i'1 N-'inii IIJIJlftimil'ir.1 jnilllliui uniniiivni,! , industries that cry for Lard, Dried Fruits, Etc MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET. BLI-IMMfc'mmM, J. . WAMIO, HulMf. t. t. arm, hiitmi. I. Q. WIMO.V, glM. H. LAYMAN, Wontbara. WM. AHMMrJIO.SU, 8mlb SilMn. niir.Hirr, K. M. OltOiKA.V, Hilcai eitm, r.J. IIAIICOCK, 8lHB. kMWMira, J. II. HTAIIII, l.'ul H.Imh. Tornuara, A. O. 00SIIT,AwMllIe. A. 1'. lll.ACKKIIIIY", flllirttoii. eOMKIMIXXtllH, A. II. COHSHI.IUH, M.ftou W. T (HUM, HMbbtrJ. OHoot, murimift-.itiiKKi. 1). W. YOIMH, HllrMloB. W. 1 CIJI.VIIII, Km Sil.m. ccHaxm, Dm. T. C. IIVUXII. Ualburii. roi.UMN in Ni:v.iiM:ie. Ilro. McColhini, of tin- Dniln ICeho, jtlvi hln rcudci'H the henellt ofhla i.itrlfiiiv iih a ueHHiHr pnlIIrlur. Iii ii Mimil town, I io Htyn pnlltlca hliiiulil Ir ihcIicmccI liy UiMiHlltnr, UiiuiM all an- working fur the advaiiivineiit of the coiiiiiiu uil.v, and to introduce a ciiiih of iiiiiiiiui HiKiiKoiiiHin, N filing the fortvit, Unit rdiiuild K conihliicd, to pulIliiK In oiMtH tlIritl)tiH. It Im Imriiiful to the iicw(Miper mini, Iihi, Imhiuim' he uiiiUch ciiciiiUm, mid Hum.' iiU'IiiIhtn oMIio niml(. party whom lie liilmlug In liln columiiM will mil U'lipttoienderliini niiilcrliil MliMiit. Theiv Ik M'liho In th altho' hla iiiHt iimy lKMiveitaled. It kwiiih theiv iiiiIh! uIhii.vm lie to piirtle, one to watch the other, and It Nnuly fair tluil i, iiinvmiiiiera. inn niiHiHOM orwatnlilng nlmiild U rotated i ( InturvnN. M.-n . hieh tlicniM'lvc to nldiH, and each Inu pivfeninv for the organ that Wllwta hiiiI JiiMllle. vlew-H. Hut womiii MHliilouy Kiiard ngitliwt IntoM-ntiice alike In miIin m In million. Tin. political view h of the iiihii uhoin ueentiiiai with our Io tttl fund, or who pr,,.rve juv and onler In ourtnttaaivnot to u luetloiiiMlwilongHH he ih8 Hi iihmi for hN dutle-; and tlm Mrtloii al lilt'kftliiK may he Hvoldrtl. Hut iHllbtie our pivrcreiici In the kiiiKt..i ..r.i... i .. .i . .... .,.,..,., , niHirHiiii iiuiioiiaiaitaiiv, llllininiiuo ,f.,v.i. u..,,vrVi ... ,., , i..,,.4i ,.,u ,,.l having for its sole object the nucce. iicwi...n .. i u.... v ......... .... . ,.- j;.a;Ipn(,s,r prtv, for groceries are or the democratic party." laniHiieu a strong suiHiHtence on In dealing with the free-trade ! the Pacific. But in-lead of deinand qiieHtlon we believe It N the jiart of Ingor even approving the rohberj wNdom to go a little slow. There is exacted in the east, the western no denying the fact that a large j u no men actually denountvd the share of the American jk.miiiIc feci I tx fnippo,il to ! levied in their in llie biirilcn of evces-lve taxation. I ii.n.ji." Tin. Stnr coiivcMicntlv Io-. and demand a revision of the turlll'. ' m the resolution, adopted by tlie V'.ii'Kderu 1$ J The tax on liimlter, for hiHtance, In-j WVmjI growers' Association in this i tnoCoiuit toiut ofMnrion t'nunty , Ore SS ,, , , , , i, i. .i . . . I eon. ou tlip3ith day of December. 1S.S7, dl- 3 f'nwHM the cost of buildings in the state, protesting against any reduc- ,ectliii?,nutiioriiiisaiid emiwwerinir the ,,., I I .. .. 1.1..1. il.f. IiIIia.. tnBpbi.4 tirlf'irllt he r,,r w.iivii mt iii' .... . . ,...-- - - iwld. Karmers.oiir prut's ior gnjcrrirs mc (....iriiiiilv Inu-. mnl we think m will find It loj our Interest to consult us before ou dl-pis of your produce or Ihj in u st.x-U o) jjmcerles. Don t forget the place. WINTERS & THOMAS Court street, -:- -:- -:- Sulem. Oregon. GUARDIApTS sale. ..ii.. .....I .... .1... r...... .....I ii I. .. u,il. ......... ... ... . .i... . nmler, briiod. as uuuruian oftAtella Mnlth riij mm .... ...i ........ ........ .s.. -,.... uon in uic larni on wish, tne reo- ; w,,llB1 k. snifth, Frances E. Smith, Jffl for lii(tilry whether the duty I lutiott beingsiipiMirted by democrats ' Ib Flora nee smith and Edward u. .. b.vb.,1 .... IM H,...l,. ...M.t not ,.iL... ' ..111- I ...III ?" ! ' .!I,i5.?r..M?.-?,f . "'V.i?'1! ."? """ . .... - ...j-.s. ....... ..---, (lMl ii.-jiiii)iii.tiii- iiiinti ii nut iiii, , U1III1 IHTCWltru. uwu iiiv unn I inaterlally reduced. i. U plain sailing for the demoe- iW"'tt?lmetffiM,llK"e ""'" ve niKiiice tne lonowing tesii-raev in Uremiii. WimiMmi Mm WM m ffifffllMmm III i H IlSiitln?' p FiralaulLiH Hn; II f Hi il TTfElgfTf5rTiiT- vlUHnlVin II ni iWkmmjkmm II II Ii I AakkHM laf SUB - Wi'iTTI : mRMM&S2EmWKWMtSmMBisSB First National Bank SALEM, OREGON. WM. N. LADUE. PresideaL DR. .1. REYNOLDS, - Vice President JOHNMOIR, Cashier GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland, Snn FrancUco i New York, Ixindon and Hong Konir warrants bought, farmers are cordially invited to deposit nd transact business with us. Liberal advances mnrie n wheat, wool, hops nud other property at curlty can bo obtained at the bank la iuusi reimmu iviiimiiu.'.. moiiy as luiiriiig on the (piestion. Two weeks or so ago the New York Tribune published an Interview with Mr. .lames B. Montgomery, of Portland, which the editor intro duced witli"the following biograph ical sketch: "His hobby Just at plcscnt is tlie building of steamships to take lumber from his timltcr laud iu Oregon to Kan Francisco, where he Is able to dispose of It lit a profit of ) a thousand." In the same Journal we noticed a strenuous pro test agahiHt the Mills' tariff hill from owners on the Paclllc coast of "ves sels engaged in carrying lumber from the northern ports to ports In the stale of California," who de clared that if tlie duly on lumber should be taken oil; the manu facturers of lumber would siillir severely, and the Injury to the ves sel owners would be fatal. Iu an other column of the Tribune of the saiueilay waspubllshed the following dispatch from Its own corresoiident In San KrancNce: "The Pllie l.unilicr Peel has suc ceeded (luting the past year Iu ad vancing the prices of lumber !- to l.' per 1,000 feet on the ground of nign snipping rates anil Increased wages. Tin1 grounds for the ad vance are trivial, as the wages of the men are only f'i more per mouth, and the running cx)ciikch of the vessels are no greater. The Peel, which lias adopted all the methods of newly-Invented Trusts, lias slniplv made the people of California pay alxitit J.l,o00,(nK Into Its pocket. It cont rols ships ami mills ami rcgu- itiii-i uie prnvs oi hi ic iiiiiiIkT Io i. Fourteenth day of April, 1838, I'kok. (i. M. Mi M.Kit, tlie prohi- At one o'clock, p. m. of said day, at the ,. . u. I. ...n.. ...ui.. I.. Unlnm .nuini. la. , ,., ..... e - .- 1' l.Hiri HI. U- A7III ,U IIIIIH, Vllfct'll, ... bitloil candidate for congress, ml- rcordance with the provisions of said or- iln-s'il llio ii..ii1i In (.mill's P. i'm ii ' tier, ell nil the undMdcd riL'ht, title and (ircssul Hie ptojtli lilt .ranis 1 as.s ", hltoros, that the said minor iicirs bine at few evenings ago. We learn from ' tiu'iinvofsnloinnnd to the foiinwinc de- .1... l.. l... i nil.,. ....! I.l. crii.ru ir... "")".?" !:.'.'? '''". "'.c mi.- . inn hi i in. i iiivw.iL.L-iiuiii im s. w. oi section limine vt . oi ine. , s. W. V. ot section 10: the YV. V. o Mm iliniiiu.nitli. mnl r.Miiplillfiii I ', of section W, l.o ., H. z west ot tne uie ueiiiotraiiL una repuoiic.iu I t.IM,....oii. m Vihi.,m ni.n ti, .nMihci roi 3 nuniter of 4,andIots the southeast quartc; section 21 anil the N. E. Jjof the N. K ots 1,2. and !l of section 5,T. o S.,11. i parties pretty hard lleks, giving nel llinr tin. iTiiillt fur fissilMtliiir flu. culNcof tciiiiHriilicc " rftbc Cnnr. west of the Wlllniiiette Merldlanind being canst oi uuiKniiiii. ll lilt Lour- thl n j,. o. of William Millsopi wife, ft'o- ier fairlv states Mr. Miller's argu-i tuirationNo.6iji., Certiflcate No. 1845, and ... .... if. containing M17..71 acres of laud more or Iilt'llt, he does gross injustice to the &.. Al-o the following described land iiiirlvliisliiiiiiu.il Tin. nrolilliHIm. ' "tonil:" lleglnulni; at the Southwest pariy nisi imnitti. nit lr)HH)ition r()r1(irorcllm No w ,IlT 5 H., it. 2 w. of ranks are inalnlv recruited from the , Willamette Meridian, thence East on the ... -. .. , , .. , South line of said claim No. 02, 20.25 republicans, and the restrictive leg- chain; thence North 2i.w chains, (station iiilmili-il In n imiiilu.r ..f' thence West 20.2.1 chains to the West liueot isllllioil IKIOJIUII 111 a UUIIlUer oi Nl,t elalm No. 82, thence south 21.53 chains states, is in the Interest of the tern- " ,lu l,luce of beginning, and containing ,, ,,,,, ') aciesof land more or less, and being a Iterance cause. Mr. Miller must not part of Anderson Delln en and wife's D.L. denv iiro.rr,.- tn oii.Uilf ,,f ,1,,, i N. t Uso, a strip of land otr of the " " - west enuoia cenain iraci oi mnu aeeaea American lieople because tliev do! to lieorge Iing by Anderson l)oIaonand , . , . .' .. n-lfe mid being 8 rods wide and JO rods long ""' iuiiuiii in Kii-j, u. uu ins iiimiHintnining-jncivsoi lanumoreor less own liriml-iiioil- aiuu.il and being njiart of section lll.townshipo ow u nn iiKHCCK speed. I south, ranges' west of the Willamette Merld- Ian: all situate In .Marlon County and state O.N i: way lu which the operation "''""son. m.RKnE of tlie civil service law will Im? ex-l uuniillan of aboe-'naiued Minor 'ileli. sJ.D.McCully, IS RECEIVING A FINE LINE OF M CLOTHING!! SPR M ATS -AND- FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. 249 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON. BROWN & CO. suit Itself We submit that this ilm-s not con stitute a strong case for retaining the piesent larlll'oii lumber. Mr. .Mont gomery Is decrllcd by tlieTrlbuiie "as the Cinisiis of that growing stale" (Oregon), and by his own ad-mis-Ions lie Is deriving a HU-nil pnilli frouihlsluiiiU'rlugoicnitlous. The alstve arraiigeineiit of facts shows how closely connected mv the development of CniMit., the crwttlou of truMs, the making of protects iiKtiliist taiilf ivvMihi and several other things. Blind clamor, it would be well to remember, Is not salis.niaiislilp. It N nit etisy matter to nis resolutions deinHiiicliig this, that and the other tbini;. but t lit tended, and which has not hereto fore attracted attention, is by the growth of biisinessiii various olllces, bringing them within the limits llxedhythe rules for their appll-' cation. Tims a week or so ago tlie1 civil service commission formally i embraced within the classltled service to which the rules, will be applied the live postoftices at Syracuse and Troy, in New York state; l.os Angeles, Cal.; Des Moines, Iowa, ami Hartford, Conn. The more numerous the olllces lu which the eoniiH'tltlve system shall be fair ly and Intelligently applied, the greater will hcthccoiilldcuce of the public lu Its merits. ARRIVING! Our Immense Stock of Goods is NOW :- ARRIVING Hi . ,..n.r, i ...' .illivi t..lll, l. (Uf HlMlptvHroxpiviiu niiiI liidul- lMmpledo their own thliiklnif. In orilim. llnHl eiVHte no eliuil-1 the re-olutlon of the state rcpuhll tl. iii.iUwH.rniMii, like the chii tsm vent Ion. als.ve oiiol.sl, the . " """ '"" H"""". ''l iMt adnilwloii U mat e tlutt "tlie nwlnr. iii thrti,..i..i.w I I. .. ..... j-.....)...-, nun ii im, i deprive IliltlufMIPMMl M-tloli III-M.r. Hi h'lwr htm ft nn emw.lnx tlfwi ta Ui isiliuiHis. i.i ,u. iiMve lHlllUrwK.r pus, Imi wt. WtUll l.Mr JHIt .ll-,'iusl with JMriHxa. mid mUIkuii rv.rt to m-il- Tin: two women convicts, Flor ence Fallon and I.lzle Delasliiuut, who have servisl out their terms for iH'Ing accessories to larceny, were dis charged fiMiu the iicnltentinry yester day. This isall light. People who' eoinnilt oll'ciises mtist exiicct to imv the H'iialty, but the enfonvment of law should he Impartial. The tiotoilous Pearl Page, who was found guilty of a similar crime, was allowed to go tree, a pretty fair-ami lady like manners winiiin' the mv. eriair'.H syiopathy. Here's whea liividlmii iliscriiiduatlon i charge able. JuMltv Is repre.seicd as bllmlMdctl, but some of her minsters ullow the use of tholr eyes t Inlliielitv their judgment. Ity HiplHud, hiiiI claim to earrv out the nldentV IdcN tliat h (ariiria I nJtlvry of the jHsipfc.." 'Hiis "iimlodty," we would smusst, l wlwt wn1i the ekvtltut. Tlsey constitute "the Hsiple," mi. I ai Ih1 aide to ptHHlius' (Hi wlwt liHrt. Hh'Hi. If trtisUaiid otectl InieivM- hiv tsim-khsl, MHif st,r trM U t-iIhI to put UMUMl'iH-Klveth.-tWykwponlessst.'.idy hi Io lu isstttrs at thee.s'is. irttU! wvrk. Himim a tn Un blow at I lit- iMne liimlvr irtM.' tin- workmau. U.H. w "r ,t,''"" . m n' yr - ' yi,jsis. iriMii in.'upfiry -- " the cim-4. It would U wt41 Au- ur' "Another w.sasbftil dUnivtMr Nkw Vuiik Herald: Atm-ris a I coiiibimfi,Hi isf HMtuufHcturiitg eap ItHlUts tcchrvls pnsluetion, tf the' market with iwy a limited siijtjdy ot their jBMds and thus keep pi-Wt. high, 'llteir taii N to nmmifactiinf , i. Him tinn, TOW. But if tKv ! p if i) L' p a n L' p t v n V n 1) F DO make les- mU, that l.iwus th.it I l! K fc ll U I It I A Ml 1 ) 'S they will viimiKiv frwer Miirlfm.n i WW. DEALER IN J3 ! OjOjT S O U; H omticEast O ?A r I 55s. - ri I ii iii.'iu-n j rHS Tfcf hxm and Finest Slock of Cam'' r - . riier Rroushl Io SALEM .V l I i H O ; ,,r. v-1 x x vy 1 o i-SWVV 1-lJtX.t - still ARRmNG daily. Leather and FiDdiius ! Itb 0 i mMl .As JiflEw 1 isiiAiis. 11 fjMmwl i CASH PAID FOR ' T w SJmK Wool, Hides, Pelts and fa Ax mt C73 -&f3ftfg 6arCAI.L AND KXAMIXK. LUNN& BROWN, Cor. ConiniBTcial and; State Streets. THIN KIT" OVER! Xo. Stl Cummereiii street, SALEM, - - OREGON'. That is AlwMll!ujini,i.'jor JUST RECEIVED AT THE- Tl: N'ldHte tr(l out tiy nIio l r. lUrt.who Im- lt VM,. Ul IhU eltv tn iinrnil,.! ..U.H..1.... and nflerwimU diwnvrwt that he ( ' a MhxvMiful luurtltiiMHT .f tli.ii o-u.1 ,.h.w, v-j-i-.. .. "'' N.AKU'M fr.viu tlHsiR-jwKW i ..., oiHH..m. blkitllli IftA All. -kfcht.k . M.. i .- . d h ! -,,... .,W FMfW '.iiov. !...,, ...A.- .."".. lu,- Us... ,..u.fc.i .i.. .... . mlmhsl. .wiMWtilluu. uthHuii ,' ,M, ,,H ,U,tt" H ,,, "'' h- i !Vi '" ,,,,u "' ,v'- -t-rHiiahu .iilmt.U.i.t. audlllelllM.l,w,MvnM',U'H,,ft4,,, "tfc- lM "" lUu wr"i lw ami r UwK"whMI'ilM.MMIiiKH. iKmW tly glxvr UHm, h i mwi ywiisslie wlthM.ssI its M.W) of ttmiiM.riMv mtim..i.i i.. i .1. i 'wn nsi in w ivi ttilenM. of ' "'- "" "" "" 'nwiis wn i t ..,.. , ,vr,. ... Mil. lur.k.l, 1.1 .....i .... iw w. niitM, iu i. ta-( n. " " imhiii s.w( hlMilial Mmiu U w.1.1 k. L.,.. I.. . hllllllm'llt, pur tllivs' in.. nil.. .1... Wl MrinlH l.y 1,U IiIkI. Mriir, liitiNiH mi.1 kiW n, rmSft2n&& HowIh MMl Io lwv iIhiiihik bk . . ,k :''l"uU of u a IsKlof eauw Ui Obi.1. iiiUfbct U Mhkuuii. lfr" lV.K New discovery for tVit-1 Ibr it tvy. 'rw MHtbiriU- who il.ii.ll.J?r,lfflM.,,,'M.,.,,.nl U) imuvmOuumhIimK iMwu w,y ' Jwu mlnMHiluwv eurwl. Heriian. uy mni 'tTwrArlTAL Jm mx.vl n." ". '"""T ' TUtt. writo -IfKOJI KKI.LER & SONS. J!Sa3btoa!5W!! V 9 HOT' Idiplt- MlH-l rxmuil teH.iwrywHM,. lin jJSi wind.ui or iim ivtMtiilkiii pirt.v , mnl lbl Im' l.w.M-kluutothUeiMl.' ThW nnhtr ei.urtl.Hi with tbf tviuibhevii IWIt lu Kmiimus in h hali iu tb roltlMtbu statU- . luveiit d. 'tlien- Iw W iwaininl a irll ur Io ibr )ny, nn.l lib. vihhuom MMrmiMw thruuglhmt Uir rauulrx bow lbl KMaM iv)iul4kwit uu imwUrr trj- M titer's st-kls lb Uftdnf SJSt .wii?2L,it!3 r--w s, oip, n v RM w i ii .: . . v.v u wnu i 11 . I . I IMIHhL' .1 C, ..k. u -. ,W-tt.Hbrtr umu. TW U ' "f "u r ' ImIm nwj c.vrtH ft,", ,::,"TAV', ?. ilw iinM( sUm.. illlMWniiiiritMU!..art .J.-i.. M4MKlt (ftUHIIklt ill tbW Wale IMfil Ilk mliMl ctu: Imi If U ruUn, Jtttt,, H,,a " wwl by a UwlulUMMtMi k.vv.11 Huubl l. "Hi rtuiih In NonU.r. m0l mUQImc w iW VKlrtU. Ul ,uu tH',,-,r w will U Th tHhrau f4t K !,. MUly mrutst IHIft' W praprbMuriHl .-lit.- b.u ib bb WKUH,w,t b Wlml .Wwtbm i a,?'1," iilLllLL v,t tMMM imuihlH.4lms "l lwH-" sh Iuhw-," mMam-.,u Uth IlK MmmI our tutrtlMNwnl In br futuiv mm) kwp tMUMl m ) iUIh ne. KELLER 4 SONS, OPERA HOUSE CORNER Panama Lawns, Warwick Ginghams. Japanese Bunting, White Dress Goods, 300 Dozen New Stock Hosiery, 1000 YARDS LACES & EMBROIDERIES. iMgttMl MrWMil. It W tbr WK. -wwwwwml ! talk Wy W mi. .,hI ,4,Ht knotm mi (iMMm it. JJSJTI TuTy "."yw'i t mr ouvubir t AhEfcTt liTTA t. a M.t. TrwaMiv an u-vh tk itu .. i rvi... , ..." "wm- n7iiaisti I v wwn iwbrfiim rvi s : . B- Bahnrtfci v tim Jviia.Ai. ew2wrjc& JJO' " fcf W.H.I. rf Mb. W- iL vjf Just Arrived ! THE FINEST I.IXE OK iliMilliieiTiiiiilFiiiicYGooils ..i i ' t I EVER IN SALEM, Gentlemen Sack Suits, N-Summer Suit,, will Rind Here Cutaway Urns Suits, Prime Albert Suits. Sft . Stiff Uat,, c:n- n. '" nais, Straw Hats, THE LARGEST STOCK OF UNDERWEAR IX THE CITY wSSRJt-' KM MtmjlM -sijea" AT TUB Opera - House -- Oowmwr. Produce Takeniin Exchange, Mnm EBf'