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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

For Two weeks past carpenters aud
wurkmcn have been busy decorating aud
liking up the American Resort restaurant.
located ON Eleventh street. near Harris.
and one door below the Tontinc saloon.
Last "Wednesday the doors we're thrown
open and such tempting display of edi
hies has never before been seen lu the
Focal CITY. Mr.. Frank Yard tho pro-
prietor. j. caterer of long experience
and proposes 10 run restaurant ir~i-
class in every respect. lie buys nothing
but the best aud pays the highest price
for his meats 80 that he can obtain the
choicest cuts. Everything that the mar
ket affords will be served and no delieacy
which can be had in the city will b. found
missing In his bill Of fare. person eat
ing al the American Resort will hnI Go
nearer like home than any place on the
hay. The cooks are all frst-cla>s and
thoroughly understand their business
aud the restaurant j. kept a. clean
a. possible. Mr.. Yard has already
secured a large patronage. and mo- douht
will soon be- compelled 10 enlarge his
Mace
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
A Happy Couple.

Al .. m. last Thursday, the 10th. two
more souls We're made perfectly happy in
this city. Mr. james NJ Meador. a
worthy. Industrious and earnest young
citizen OF Fairhaven. was married to Miss
susie NJ. Padgett, late Of Washington. D.
C., The wedding took place In the par
lors of the Hotel Neudome in the presence
of friends Of the bridegroom and the GER
emony was performed by Rev Or.
Wright. of the Congregational church of
this city. The happy young couple pro-
ceeded Immediately TO their home at the
corner of Harris and Twentieth streets la
this city. and at once took up the honor
able duties dcVOlNing upon them as an
other family establishment in bright aud
promising FairhaVen. Both bride aud
| bridegroom are sensible and practicable
Young people who will probably spend
the remainder of their lives here. devoted
% each other and the interests of good
citizenship and the further proba titles
are that IN years to come. growing with
| the city. county and state. they will come
/ 20 ripe old age honored aud respected
prosperous and contented. At any rat,
the HERALD makes this wish FOR them
and also that their lives may be as free
from sorrow aud trials as il i possible fol
human life to be. and that with il al
they may have many joys, also girls AN,
/ boys
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
CHURCH SERVICES

First baptist Church Services at 3 y. m.
sharp. IN Presbyterian church 10y Rev. y.
q. Collins. Everybody invited. especially
an Bapu~t~
Methodist Episcopal Church Mill and Sin
tceuth streets G.. e. Boswell, pastor. sun
day service 90 a. M. church services AT II
"a. m. and y, u.
Presbyterian Church Thirteenth and Col
uuIhia, ". \. Mackay pastor. sunday SEP
vice az 10 a. m.. church services al u n. m.
and p. ui.
Congregations Rev. J. q. Wright. pastor
services az the Tabernacle. corner Thir-,
tceuth and Gambler streets. AZ n "a. m. and
b. m,
First congregational Church services: sun
day ~hool az % a.tu.; preaching ~ n am.
Christian vndraVnr meeting az : pm;
preaching az pm. All are cordially in
Vitcd to each meeting. Pastor. Rev J. {.
Wright Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing 40 pm.
Rt Rev j A. Paddock. Bishop Of Washing
ton. assisted hy Rev \, W. White Of Malla
Nalln. viii hold services at DeFric~ Hall
to-day sunday az u "a. M. aud y. NJ. Al
are cordially invited 10 attend. Those
having prayer books are requested to bring
them.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
PUBLIC SALE


Notice of administrators
sale oi real estate.
Notice j. hereby given that Ia pursuance Of
an order Of the Probate Court of the County
of pierye and state Of Washington. made on
the sth day OF April A. u. ls.0, In the matter
II the estate of Henrietta l.. piercy, de-
ceased. the undersigned administrator Of
said estate. will sell az public auction To the
highest bidder. for cash. gold coin Of the
United STATES Of America. and subject to
confirmation lbs said Probate Court. ON
Thursday. the 18th day Of August. \. D..
l~'s. att o'clock D ui.. at the front door Of
Hotel fairhaNcu. Ia the city uf FairhaNcn.
County Of Nhatcum. state Of Washington.
ail the right. titlc and interest and estate Of
said Henrietta l.. Picrcy. at the time Of her
death. and all the right. title and Interest
that said estate ha~. by operation, or law. or
tu that 81 said Henrietta l.. Piercy. al the
time 90 her death. being "a one-half interest
u and to all those certain lots or parcels Of
land situate iu the County Of Nhatcom and
state If Washington. ana described a. fol-
lows, tu-wit; Lots numbered one 10 fifteen
10 60 p Inclusive, ia block numbered thirty
three '-I. iu Icntuu'- addition 10 Sehome.
County uf Mhatrum. state Of Washington.
according 90 the plat thereof now on tle and
rprurd lu the Office 81 the county auditor in
aud fur said Mhatcum County.
TERMS % sale-t'a-h, gold coin Of the
uitcd states Of America; twenty per cent
~ tire purchase price 10 bC paid To the auc-
flouetr ou the day 81 sale. balance ON cuntr-
nation OF sale hy said Probate Court.
WILLIAM i. ptEWyN. administrator ~ the es-
tate ~ Henrietta l.. flcrry.
Tacoma. wash. july {. a. y. lss1.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

The Fairhayen w l. Bretherton.
Tacoma; John HuntoOn. Seattle: ID u
Dodd. Dudds; Il ID Meyers. Buffalo: "
y johnson. Blaine: W II smith. seattle:
K l. Davis. VIM Reed. san .Iaun: r Allen
Shorey. j l. Shorey. J y Mnnly. Portland:
l. Henderson, spokane: W Il Emmert.
city: Harry Finch. Seattle. \ j Sal~ider
and wife. Tacoma; ID ! NJ donald Cali
fornia; & II Adsit. seattle: ! > Doyle.
Clint Dunmir Tacoma: Geo d Easton.
san Francisco: J Il Henderson. thicaga.
W ID Arnold. It. Paul: Hugh Shanks.
city: L = GIL Philadelphia: j : Me
Bride. Orecas Islaud VIM Gilkcy. Ed
son; j II Munley. Portland: James kae.
Nhatcom; James Hartman. Illinois: II
u Howard and Wife Chicago: " 4
Black. II l. Ferguson. san Francisco: K
II Talcott. Fred Rowell SEATTLE: +.
Anderson. Portland: Frank keuhur1er.
| Tacoma: Rubt Strahurn. + K Stroheckpr.
city: J NJ Ham. W Truswareder. seattle.
Geo Harvey, wife and child Salem. ! VI
| liiaine Srdrl: .lnu IA bowman. San
| Juan; George Reddy. CulfaN: j 4 NUM-
/ ry. Portland: Il Dewar. Blaine: j :
| Doyle. Hamilton; Walter Willis. Van
cuuver.
The Monienuma: J. \. futile Mr..
| W. l.. Nisscher. Miss Viva NisSchcr. r.
| II. Anderson, city; James W. Reynolds
/ T.. \. Hart aud wife. Vancouver. u. c.:
/ +, \. Cleveland. sterling. Ill.,: Norton
/ Ladue. city; William Roqucs. Sing Sing
] y. y; :. Milke>on. William Gillette
/ Tucson. \. T.: 4. l.. Heath. Denver. Col,
j. +. Ducsbach. New York.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice l- hereby given that sealed bids
viii ho received 90 the Office of the city clerk
of the city ~ Now Nhatcom until T. o'clock
ON July 10. i>iu. for the building and side
walking Of any and all the following streets.
viz.
Magnolia street from champion to Harri-
son.
Maple street from Forest 10 aud across
High.
Garden street from Ivy To Cedar.
Elm street from Myrtle to Pine: Oak street
from Elm Ca Garden. aud Pine street from Elk
tu Garden.
separate bids are Co be- presented for the
work ON Magnolia, Maple and Garden streets.
The work un Elk. Oak and Pine j. to be EN-
hrdccd lu % single bid.
Each bidder viii be- required To endorse "a
ctrtih check for $50 with his bid or bids.
Plans and specifications for the work re-
qu'rtd ran hp seen al the office 81 the city
engineer.
The city council reserves the right to re-
Ipcf any. or any part uf any. or all bids.
j. VI. EpsoN, city Clerk.
Dated New Mhatcum. July :. lsen.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
When Riding Cross Saddle

Two ladies ON horseback caniorrd M
West Fourth street. the fashionable thor
nughfare of Nilliamsport. Pa. about
dusk one dan lately. There was nothing
unusual in their appearance: they at
tracted no attention. and only limited
few Of the hundreds who crowded the
sidewalks we're aware that the two cqiics-
uicnnes were the pioneers of the Miller
style uf hOrSeNumau>hip in Nilliam~puri
They wore he hifurcatcd habit aud rode
gracefully aud comfortably astridc their
,tredS. The ladies chose the hour al
dusk IN order 10 avoid attracting atteu-
ton. but "a the novelty wears Oft they
will probably venture out IN the broad
light nf daN
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
PERSONAL

Mrs. ". l.. Nisschor and daughter Ava
returned home ON Friday evening
, Mr.. W. u. Weldon returned Friday from
flying visit to Tacoma.
Mr. 4. NJ Wilson left Friday evening
Tor Tacoma. lie viii return tomorrow.
Mr. G. II. Adsit prominent citizen Of
Seattle and who j. largely interested in
Fairhaven real estate. j. in the city.
Mr. !. u. Munby. editor Of the Catholic
sentinel, published In cortland. paid
Fairhavcn visit Thursday.
Mr.. !. Allen shorey aud son. "a pro.ui-
nent real estate dealer Of Portland. spent
Friday and saturday in the city.
Col. jay g. Whittier. the we'll kuo, d
journalist Of Port Townsend paid The
HERALD Office fraternal visit yesterday.
Mr.. J. Nilmott chief engineer Of the
fire department. left last THURSDAY eve
ming for short visit 10 Tacoma lie will
return tomorrow evening
Mr.. f. ;. Verbcck. publisher OF the
Northwestern Printer and managerof lie
Minnesota type foundry. arrived i've the
city Thursday aud remained until ycstcr-
day evening.
Mr.. l.. II. Turner. brother Of Mayur
Turner. arrived in the city "Wednesday
Mr.. Turner has been connected. for th,
past sixteen years. with a large carriage
manufacturing establishment in boston
Mass. but Intends to make Fairhaveu hi.
home.
Miss Emma Fraser arrived from san
Francisco last Friday morning on tn,
steamer iiaytian Republic Miss Fraser
will spend several weeks here visiting hei
brother MIR. +. W Fraser. aud her incl,
aud aunt. Mr.. and Mrs, j. II. Ware.
DIR. Lyman. leading real estate dealer
Of Portland. Oregon. IN company Will
Mr.. J. Allen ShOrey. who l. mentone,
elsewhere IN today paper. spent vester
day and the dav before in the city. Boil
Of the gentlemen are very warm friend
81 Mr. Francis, cashier Of the First Va
tional bank.
DR.. T.. p. McColum. Of Cotton. Wash.
called at the HERALD office Yesterday
The doctor said that a large number ol
people Ia the section Of the country In
which he resides intend to visit 10 Focal
city. The doctor expressed himself a-
well pleased with the prospects Of Pair
haven and hoped 10 return soon.
Miss Hattie Kellogg daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. George \. Kellogg. arrived in
Fairhaven last "Wednesday. Miss Kellogg
has been attending the Meadrrville Con.
serYatory at Meaderville. Penn. for the
past two years. here she has been study
Ing music. elOcution and physical culture
Miss Kellogg Will prove a valuable acqui-
sitiOn 10 Fairhayen's society.
Bishop Paddock. Episcopal bishop OF
Washington. arrived Ia this city ycster-
day and will remain on the bay for few
DAYS, during which time a church organi-
zation will be- formed in Fairhaven.
Bishop Paddock assisted by Rcv. +. W.
White. Of Walla Walla. will hold services
at DeFrics hall today az II a. m. and D.
M. 10 which all are cordially invited
A. II. MacAdams. Of Chicago. has re-
turned to FairhaVen after carefully in
specting and comparing the relative mer-
its Of the various sound cities. Owing to
the geographical position, unlimited re-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS

Bids viii De- received for furnishing plans
and specifications for six room school house
uD 90 o. DO. Of July ~. islD. by the UNDER
signed clerk of school district No. 4. What
com county. state " Washington.
SYDNEY FOSTER.
Clerk Dist. No. T.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

sources, energy and public spirit OF the
people of Fairhaven. he has reached the
conclusion that the Focal City is destined
10 be the metropolis Of the northwest
aud has determined to locate here. Mr.
Mac Adams Is an attorney at law and rep
resents eastern capitalists, looking for
bonds The many friends he has already
made Will join the HERALD in giving him
a hearty welcome. His office. for the
+, present will be with II. &. Green Il Co.
corner of Mill and Thirteenth streets
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed hds fpC the improvement of Mill
avenue. from the east side Of Tenth street to
the west side pi Twenty street. will be
received ~ the office 81 the city clerk Of the
city % fairhaycn until . D. IN. On Thursday.
July - lSn. Plans. specifications and profile
may De- seen az the office Of the city engineer.
Work must be- completed within one hum
drcd days from the approval u the bonds by
the city council. and each bid must be ac-
cumpauied by certified check for one hum
dred li0U dollars. which check shall be for
fcitcd 90 the city ia ease the person to whom
the contract b. awarded fails to execute u
date when the contract J. awarded bv the
city council.
BIDS shall be marked Bids Tor the Inn
provemcnt OF Mill Avenue"
The city reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
ALrREp RIEDEI. city CLERK.
Dated July =. i~!u.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

~oIlcd bids viii Boz received at the office Of
the eity clerk ~ the city 81 Fairhaycn until
Q o. m. Thursday. July -. iSn for the i'm
uruNcmeut ~ larrahce avenue. from the
east side 81 Bennett avenue To the west side
81 Twenty -tr-t street. Plans. specifications
and profile may be- seen at the office Of the
city engineer.
Work must be- completed within ~ DAYS
from the approx Il ~ the bonds by the city
council uuu each bid must be accompanied
hy q certified check for one hundred fl0W dol
lars. which check shall be- forfeited to the
city 100 case the person To whom the contract
l. awarded tail~ To execute "A contrJ CT. Sc
cured by two hond~mtn each in the sum ~
flWu Within tive days from the date when
the contract j. awarded by the city council.
Bids shall De- marked Bids Tor the Inn
pruvemcut pf Larfahce Avenue"
The city Reserves the pght 10 reject any or
lll bids
ALFREp RIEpEI~ city Clerk.
Dated July =. isan
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

u jackson TO W Frice, lots 3, I, ) and o,
aud nwl, Of nwi4, sec % Up -, T Sc jO
" Phones 10 b h Coal Company. lots 3,
T. and D. and nwA4 of nwN, sec y. Up ,o
II : Peterson and wife toBBS BCR
Il Go. part of lot I, blk 3, sehome 100
" K Johnson and wife 70 h h 4 b
Il Co, % acres in nwi4 of seA, see "a,
" Luplaiu TO n G Head lots and 10,
hlk 10, Central add To Fairhaven ID
NJ r Chestnut and wife TO Larsen. lot
4. blk s. Valley Park add to New ID
NJ h Chestnut and wife To G Liudahl,
lots and ;. blk i;. Valley Park add
tu New Mhatcom and Belliugham 2
+ 4 Davis and wife to :, l. : \ + X
Co. rght-of-wuN over swA OF nwA,
sec ~ and seA Of neir sec 81, Up -
rae
A & Hallere ct al to To Thos O'Nen. lots
and ., blk ~, Mhatcon
J Huntington and wife to J w Rey-
nolds, ci of swa of nwli. see y Up a.
rae
] lots and blocks In llamiltuns \ Rey-
nolds first add To Fairhaven
/ j " Reynolds to U Sticr lots ana
blocks IN Hamilton \ Reynolds first
Fairhaven land co 10 & II Noyes, lot
/ 10 and Il. biz 50 Fairhaveu ~
Receiver TO \ Howe, $ Of swl4. see
=, and pte Of nell sec H. tp 10, f5e
J o Miller to II kceler, AN undla IN
trrcst Ia ~eit OF swia. sec TO- Up 3. BE -
n kecler aud wife to- u Miller. y
feet on the south end of lot Blk In,
second add To FuirhaNcn -
Receiver to J y Lindsey. neia OF sec ~,
~ 40. Q lie
FairhaNcn Land Go To G. Nash. lots II
and o., biz So FairhaNen y
nS Miller and wife to John Dertsch.
lots o. and H. blk :. and ~ and ~ blk
:. Millcr~ Park add to Blaine y
Seven right of way deeds to the u u
Rel REQ
Real estate transfers for the week endiI
july .. lslO. furnished by I. e. Pcttibone
Co.. ah>tracturS, Mhatcom. Mhatcom count
No. Amt
Deeds .................... .....-... rs S16.sSS
Bond, for deed ........-...-... - i2.Gm
Mort cages ..... ....-......... L. ll.si+
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sealed bids will be received az the Office Of
the city clerk until 3 D. M. Monday. july H.
for the Improvement of Tenth street from
north side Of Cowgirl to north side OF Mill
avenue. according to plans and specih atiOns
in office of city engineer. Each bid must b.
accompanied 10y certified check for 500
which l. forfeited to the city in case success
ful bidder fails 10 execute proper contract
from approval by dity council. Two bonds
men. each Ia the sum Of 5000. must Justify
on bond Of bidder within five DAYS from
award Of contract by city council The city
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
ALFRED RIEnEI. city clerk
Approved july lth. iSin
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23
Cholera Proof Hogs a gain.

To the Editor of the REFLECTOR.
In recent issue of the REFLECTOR
1 notice an article somewhat condemn
ing the Duroc-Jersey hogs, signed by
F. V. Close. 1 think it ought not to
pass unnoticed. He said that some
parties are claiming that the said Du-
roc-JerseYs are cholera proof. am per-
haps as well acquainted with sDuroc-
jersey breeders as any one in this part
of the county, and have never heard of
such claim from and of them, al
though in other states they have been
put into pens where other hogs have
died with cholera and never took sick.
1t is claimed that they are more hardy
than other kinds, and that may be due
to the color, or the way they have been
bred, or style of hog, ii matters not
which. 1t can be proved that color has
a great deal to do with health some
times. About year ago sold Mr.. T.
three DurOc- Jerseys. Last spring two
filters of reds made their appearance,
also several filters of other kinds.
The others all died, but the Duroc-Jer-
seys are alive and doing we'll today.
AS for breeders they are the very best,
also the very best of mothers crossed
on other kinds produces very vigorous
pigs. As for growth they cannot be
beaten. L sold Mr.. G. SOW that
raised litter of pigs for him. He had
some filters of other kinds that were
two weeks older than the reds. Before
fall the reds we're from 80 to 100 pounds
the heaviest. A Mr.. NJ. bought Du-
roc malo from me about Is months,
ago. AT the time of purchase he had
some little pigs of other kinds running
around. In about four months some
little half breeds made their appearance.
These half breeds were ready for mar
ket before the others that were over
four months older. They also make
the very best of meat, have more flesh
than some other kinds. While saying
this much in defense of the Duroc-Jer
seys, still like the Poland Chinas and
know them to be No. good hog. 1
believe 1 sell three Poland Chinas to
one of the reds, and expect it will cen
tinue so, although the reds are gaining
in popularity very fast. do not wish
to condemn any other kind, but 1 do
think that the Poland hinas and Du-
are as good as any kind we
can get; each has large number of
good points peculiar to ITSELF.
D. TRoTT.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23
Fortunes in Black walnuts.

A few years ago there was much dis
cussion over black walnut raising and
many grew enthusiastic enough to
plant groves of that kind. A writer in
the Kansas Farmer reviews the sub
ject:
Suppose" he says, "a farmer in
eastern Kansas plants one acre of rich
bottom land, near a small stream, in
black walnuts. By planting rows 81
feet apart one way by 81 feet the other
way, he would have 800 trees on the
acre. While cultivating the trees for
the first three or four years he could
raise little corn planted between the
rows of trees. After three or four
years the grove would require no atten-
ton, but would be ornamental and use
full in several ways. In forty years
each tree would be worth $40, which
would make s., 900 for the one acre, OF
5000 per year. 1t would not be great
task for young man of 20 years of
age to start grove of five acres, and
at 60 years of age he would have for
tune OF $4,000"
Have any of those who started on
the plan realized or are they likely to
realize the above returnsp
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23
Marriage Bells.

Married, on December 31st, 1889, at
the bride home, Adam Frey's, Buckeye
township. by Rev. Jonas Erect, Samuel
j. Lady and Ollie NJ. Frey. A large
company of friends had gathered to
witness the ceremony. A bountiful
and luxurious dinner was served which
was enjoyed by all. after which many
valuable and handsome presents were
prdsented to the happy couple. Among
them the following viz: The father to
the bride, check for $500; the mother
to bride, handsome bible; Geo. Lady,
fine lamp; Mamie and Grace Butt.
set goblets; H. HershY, tumblers; Mr..
and Mrs. Kready, large lamp; Carrie
and KRUGER, fruit dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
Butt, large fruit dish; Mr.. Roberts and
Miss Pherson, fine water set; Emma
Frye, fine lamp; Jacob Yook, set de-
sert dishes; Martina Minter, two fancy
tumblers; Mr.. and Mrs. Erect, table
cloth; Misses Kresdy's, tumbler; Otto
Lady, mustache cup and saucer; Katie
Hershey, table cloth; Mollie Lady, cake
dish; Lizzy Hershey, water set and
wisp broom holder; j, A. Winter, fruit
dish; Ezra Hershey, fancy comb.
After which the happy couple returned
hearty thanks and took their departure
on wedding trip with best wishes and
prayers of pastor in behalf of all the
company, for their happy journey and
prosperity through life. All enjoyed
the marriage prepared by the good pa
rents of the bride, and will long re-
the last day of 1s89.-[Man-
chester Sun.
r MI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-01-23
The DeDOt Mail.

The Chronicle makes the REFLEC-
TORS remaks on the liability of losing
mail by depositing it at the depot i'll
stead of the postofHce, an excuse for a
petty lying attack on Postmaster Cor
den. When the brsinless editor says
that mail is not sent up to the last pos
sible moment he knows he adds another
to his long list of silly falsehoods.
Every business man in town knows
that the postofice has never been con-
Quoted under such business like rules
as at present. The real animus of the
whelp's attack on Mr.. Gordon is that
that official made tina bankrupt dead
beat pay his box-rent on time like the
rest of the people. And then, besides,
when Clay-born put a snide holiday
pamphlet in his paper he did not have
sense enough to know that the word
supplement- must be printed thereon
or else it would be. subject to ordinary
postage. Again Mr.. Gorden brought
him to time and he paid two cents pos
tage for each pamphlet that week.
And that is why the impecunious rebel
blacksmith who has made the mistake
in trying to run a newspaper, is mad.