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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE
In the Circuit court OF said county In vacation,
January 2th, 1853.
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
VS..
her husband
NO ti:r snii attendants You IN" hereby mott
i lrd thar sard pIatniiT has commenced u si
against you N sad rnut hV petition, "a,
| object Hnt srnr raj ma ur. Of u hich j. To Obtain
n judgement Tor ilIr rIghl-ni wnN tUT rs railroad
rN"r mai tC'u-r IN" I0iluN inS "r,rrl II rral
state. h"'"T-Ii- % vrti. Hud - uIIr,t III i.uiH,
rir c"uuts. M ~ ut lrt y" uur ~. he
80 The W'si hdlt ul In northwest quarter 81
l''r'''l'1! e. viIr" >rr, u'v'" "a, township
.Iit. r.trn iwrHiN-i'uI { -. confirming Gbt nj
! eiAri,s 80 as. rr". 'Ui TINT -SiN tlGi pnlr-.
hnd you ate Iuriii'r nu!jhcd rtlt uni"-,
| yuU ai''"n' hal' g. ;f" iui-. "i IL circuit r,lrl
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wS'.t. ia To- 81 t.. a. NrrvIr n-NI, unt
'n-m"' -t'l r]ri'It"m, IL" gnu," WA tee taken at
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And II - iuuh.I "rltg",t 1t ia c, f Esrr"l b,
iuhl'rh"'i ~ ~" irNIGgi"u N.,bh IntrlIig,n n,
Ger, u nrE -,nrr'r printed "a s1ii county OF la.
'tN"ti" tn .Ur' e w'rh- s:'rr"~-rN vIN the last IN
~"lii"I T." hc ~ lrl~l Initr verbs before the 9th
daN Il M,icn. IcS>.
\ iru" copy Ntt'>i
l2si3 Il ME- Clerk.
I W a. .EIC y. rtfur.r. inr ~ rn'Iu
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NEEDFUL FOR SALVATION.
IErnm the Cnnrier.LnnrnaL.l

TTTUNI ETIO NVWT HHIs
With untaxed tobacco, washed down
by untaXcd whisky, our w~age-earners
could afford to take things easy and
wait yet awhile longer for cheap cloth.
ing and food and houses. For what,
ever may be said of these latter things,
there can be no doubt in the world thai
tobacco and whisky are as absolutely
necessary to the existence of sour
wage-earners" as Ben Butler is TO the
existence of a good democrat.
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BOUND TO GET THERE


4 Pittstieid man who is study ing for
the ministry, and who has been preach
ing at Plymouth, Me-, this winter, had
II chance to show what kind of stuff
he VAS made OF during the late snow
blockade. He started Saturday to walk
from Pittsfeld to his pulpit, but found
The roads too bad for walking. Did he
give up then and turn back2 Not u
blt of it. lie got down Oil his hands
and knees and crawIed, aud was on
hand. bright and early, Sunday morn,
ing. His people cannot help having
renewed respect for his zeal and perse
VpranCG.
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IT'S TO- MORROW.
lErom the Detroit Free Press.

From the Detroit Free Press.I
A little girl was teasing her mother
for more indulgence and was put off
with, "Wait till tomorrow" The fol-
lowing day she renewed her teasing and
was reminded that she had asked the
same thing yesterday. "But, mamma"
said the child earnestly, "this isn't yes
terday, it's tomorrow" This reason
ing was successful.
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MHERhAs, Virgil W Keene, unmarried
w by his certain deed al trust dated the 2Ott
day OF October, 1873. and recorded IN the re.
Cordrr'- office Ct Lafayette county at deed
bOpk -, page IL, conveyed to the undersigned,
william W futile, all his right, title, in
trr"-t and estate, IN and TO the following de-
scrineri real estate situated in the county OF La
tnYttte state OF Missouri, VIZ: The west null
of the northeast qutrIeg, Eighty 1907 acres, and
the northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter,
forty (4G acres. of section number twenty-thret
C23) and the wrist half oil the northwest quarter
eighty (S0) acres, OF section number twenty -four
ca and the south twenty-slx and two-thirds
(2G'sl acres OF the south haII OF the sOuthens
quarter OF section number fourteen IA; and the
south thirteen and Onr-third Q3A) acres OF the
'0uthwest quarter of the southwest quarter oil
lection number thirteen 03J all IN township
lity (5pD north range tw cutY-sevrn C2D west
Of the 9th 9th, principal meridian, containing
two hundred ana IOriy Gao acres OF land more
or lers. which SAID convey ance was made in
trust TO secure the payment of one certain prom
tssory note IN sud deed desc; lied, and whereas,
said note has become due and Is unpaiG; now
therefore, IN accordance win the provisions oil
said deed Of trust, and ut the request of the
legal holder OF sad note, | will proceed to sell
the above described real estate at the courthouse
door, in the city OF Lexington. In the county oil
LAFAYETTE, state aforesaid. To the highest bidder
Tor cash, AT public auction, on
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICE

EI1ER> Of administration on the estate Oi
LSeandrr &. Ewing, deceased, were granted
To the undersigned on The :So'n day Of january
1883, by the Probate count OF Lafayette county
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estat,
are required to exhibit them tor allowance Il
tn" administrator within one year after the
date III said letters, or they may be precluGcd
from any benefit of such pstate; and If such
claims he not exhibited within two years they
viii be forever barred.
This 18th day Of January, lsSS.
JOEL II EWING.
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1T E E EN- A MOVING.


r TOIh INT EtWIrIOH JOUrHHT.
A mai who recently moved his house
hold possessions Tor the first time says
he got experience enough TO last him
for II lifetime. What Il story II Knight
vile family could tell. II is said That
during the last Is years they lave
moved 81 times.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
KANSAS HEADS THE LIST.

From the Chicago News.l
Kansas has more odd newspaper
names than any other state. Here are
a few of them. The Wano Rustler,
Chesterville Paralyzer, Cherokee
Cyclone, Cinnamon. Sod House, Lake
City Prairie Dog, South Centre Bazoo,
Valley Falls Lucifer, Garden City
Bundle of Sticks.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
SITTING IN THE AIR.
From the Fliegende Batter

From the FIiegende Blatter.l
A young German officer. rather new
to his work, was drilling a squad OF
raw recruits aud gave the word of com
mand: "Lift the right leg!" One OF
the soldiers by mistake lifted his lett
leg, so that it joined closely to the
right leg of his neighbor. "Donner-
wetter!' exclaimed the officer, "what
iackanapes has lifted both legs2"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
THE STOVES ALL UP.
IErom the Omaha World. |

From the Omaha World
Evangelist-Madam, we are getting
up an anti-sweariug society, and |
called to see if we could have your
husbands assistance.
Omaha Dame-He is not In now.
81 am very sorry. Do you think he
would be willing to ioinY'
II guess SO. The stoves are all up >
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
GOOD CAUSE FOR REGRET.

From the Louisville Courier-JouruaI.l
Whether it was MIR. Erickson or Mr..
Columbus who discovered America,
eithsr would doubtless regret, were he
alive to-day, that an exorbitant
and i'll. shapen tariff is working so
much injury to "a large part of the great
discovery
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
AN INTERESTING FAMILY,


From the Boston Traveller
An interesting family arrived in
Boston, en- route for Lowell, by the
steamship Lake Huron, of the Beaver
Line. 1t was that of Mr.. Il. Staveley
a farmer, of England, and consisted OF
himself and wife, with II children,
whose ages are as follows: 20, Is, IL,
Is. IA, 10. Q, s, 7, G., 4, and II months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stavelcy's ages being
respectively Al and 4S years. All OF
the children but the last three are boys.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25

Excessive sweating Of arm pits is II weak
ness Of the muscles controlling the sweat cells.
DR.. Kelly's Medicated Arm Shield Ia war
ranled to relieve this trouble efiectuslly.
Endorsed 10y dress makers generally. Every
pair warranted to afford relief. For sale by
W. q. McCauolnnd, dealer in div goods,
CiTurtH. ste. nlDy ]
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
A sow


From the 81. Johnsbury Republican.
Mrs. Rea, wife of the National Com
mander of the Grand Army of the
Republic, during her stay in town slip
ped into II jewelry store and bought n
silver spoou. One would naturally
suppose that she did this because the
reputation of ST. Johnsbury spoons
had reached Minneapolis, but such is
not the case. Mrs. Rea is forming II
unique souvenir OF her travels with her
husband in the shape of a collection of
silver spoons. At each stopping place
she buys a spoon AMI has ii engraved
with date and place.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
ADM NsSTnATOR,s NOTICE

EIItRS al administration on the estate Oi
IL Barnett \. Landlord, deceased, were grant,
ed To the undersIgnrd on the 18th day of Feb.
ruary, 1875, by the Probate court OF Laiayett,
county. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
ARE required to exhibit them for "a
the adnlni5trntOr, Within one year after the
date OF sad letters, or they may be precludcd
from any benefit of such estate. and If sucI
claims hr not exhibited within two years IRON
the dat of said letters they will be forever
barred
1hia 10Th day Of February, 1883
CHATHAM L. L~ANKFORD.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
QUARREL ANYHOW.
From the Omaha World.

From the Omaha World
Romantic Miss-lt a couple quarrel
before marriage, what IS 1t Il sign Of?
Experienced Old Party-A sign that
they will quarrel after marriage.
Suppose a couple get along without
quarreling before marriage, what is
that Il sign of?"
ga sign that they will quarrel after
marriage, my dear.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
TOO RIOH FOR HIS BLOOD


OId Ned, Cheyenne dog owned 10y
&. W. Jones, was brought to Omaha
X months ago. The metropolis was
too rich for his blood and he walked
back 20 the sedate capital ot Wyoming
Territory, arriving there last week.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
TRUSTEE,s SALE.

WHEREAS, MaryJ PoO', by her certain deco
w OF trust dated March q, lSs5, and recorded
IN The ofbce OF the recorder Ot deeds Tor Lafay
etIe county, Missouri. in deed book No. IS, u
page 2i7, convey Ell to the undersigned trustee
the following described real estate. situate "
the county OF Lafayette, IN the stute of Missouri
to-wit: The southwest quarter al the n0rihwes
quarter Of section seventeen 40, and the south,
west quarter OF the nOrrhwrst quarter of tn,
NORTH west quarter of section seventeen ~. al
IN township fOTIy-nIu" 49), OF range twenty.
sIN (26), Lafayette county, No which deed o.
trust was made 20 secure the payment ola certain
prOmi5sOry not therein described and, whereas
said note has berOme due and payable. and de.
fault has been made IN the payment thereof
now, therefore, at The request OF the legal holder
Of said note. and in accordance with the pro,
TIsIOns of SAID deed Of trust. /, said trustee
hrrGhY give nniIce- thai l Will IN
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
MARITAL RELATIONS.


Uncle Nose met the pastor of the
colorcd church recently on Austin ave
nue. and asked him
81 say, parsOm, am dat a fact whut
yOu breaches that II man and bis wife
am ohcl'
dat ar am gospel tr0of."
''Well, parsnn, ct YOU will come
down after dark on Pecan street, when
bruddcr Bones an his wife am drunk
an banging one annuder, an listen to
lie racket, You will be wiliin' to swear
dey is ten or fifteen"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
A UNIQUE NAME.


An unfortunate Maine baby that hap.
pened 10 be born on the day 81 her
grandparents golden wedding was
named Anna Versary.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
A LIBERAL TEXAN.

The monument OF John Il. Allen, q
former state treasurer OF Texas, will
be in the form Of nh industrial school
in Galveston, for the establishment OF
winch he bequeathed his entire Ior-
tune, amounting to $4,000.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
TUESDAY, MARCH 2Oru, 1888

between the hours OF . O'Clock in the fore
noon, AMI 3 O'Clock In the afternoon. OF
that day, proceed and sell said property, II
public vendue to The highest bidder for cash IN
hand. at III" courthouse door IN the city OF
Lexington In LAFAYETTE county, Missouri, for
'he purpos" OF paying said note and interest,
with the costs and expenses of said sal. and
trust. THUMA3 JONES,
iebIstd Trustee.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25
pUBi.LC ADMINISTRATORS

ID virtue OF an order Of the probate court OF
ID LiiiyrIt" county, Mo. mad" on the
lItn day OF February. ISIS. til" und r Lgned,
public administrator Tor said county, has
taken charge al tn. stale Ot JnO. -. Patrick,
ur,riSpl
All perHuns having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me Tor allowance
within one year after the date OF this notice, or
they may be prccluded from any benefit of such
"atatc; and II such claims be not exhibited
within two years they viii lie forever barred.
JOSEPH \. WILSON,
I,lD.rr InII,. h,tpntnfEtrutnr
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
STATE OF MISSOURI.
JBTSTY or LAFAYETTE.

FATE OF
tOuSrY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit court 81 rd'd county. IN vac tIOn,
February 7th, ISIS.
Sarah 4. White, plainiID,
John W White. defendant
TiNO John " WhIie, defendant: Gpu are here
L by nuuIird that said p'aIntin, Sarah K.
white, has commenced l. suit against you In said
court by petition the object and general nature
Of which is to obtain 4 divorce from The bonds
OF matrimOny heretofore contracted with YOU.
on the grounds OF d]us'TtI"n lT the space of
more THAI one year without reasonable cause.
and that she may have thc care ANA custody Of
her infant enid, uud that her nuIne may be
changed to that al her maiden name, smith.
And you are further notified that unless You
appear at the next regular tam Oi this court, to
bu begun aud held az The courthouse, la the
city Of Lexington. IA said county, ard on or
befnr" the 9th day thereof, II the Term shall 80
long continue unb If not, then before the end of
the term. and answer saId petition, The sams
Will lie taken AZ confessed
And u Is further ordered that n copy hereof he
published in the Lexington NcrSly lht"lllgen-
Ger. II new paper published IA sad county Of
Lafayette, for tour weeks 9u"Cc--Ivcly, the last
Insertion to br az least four weeks before the
cominrnccmcnt of the next term of this cont.
A ira" COPY. Attest:
irbllI5 G Is DANIEL. Clerk.
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Wanted.
Ladies'.

old iron wanted at the Scconi- Hnnd
BtOre. septlyl
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Public ADMINISTRATORS
PUBLIC. ADMINISTRATORS

I1i virtl" OF AN order ot the probate court Of
ID LtiIyrtt" county, Mo made OH IN" 18th
TIA, at F~cDTuury. iSo5. the unl"T-igncd. public
IImtnIbtru,Or for sid %cuuutv, has taken
charge 81 the estate Of George MastersOn, de
&c IBEl.
are TcIuIrcit to exhibit them to me for allowance
wIihimOnc year after tn" date Of this notice, or
they may he pTrClutCIi from any benefit OF said
estate; and II such claims be not exhibited with.
Ia two years they viii hr forever barred.
JOSEPH a lLSOk
t.IyIt IuhIIr NInIulstrntnT
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81. ISIS;

between the hours OF niue O'Clock III the fore
noon and tvc O'Clock In the afternoon of thai
day. 10 satisfy said note together with the oost
and expenses Of executing this trust.
WILLIAM IUTrLE. Trustee.
Dated this 9Th dav of February. iSSS. iebIlti
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25

ST0CKBoLDERs, MEETING.

NVOTitE l. hereby gwen that Il meeting OF
~ the st0ckhOlders Of the Las Carr tas Land
una Live Stock Company Will he held at the
Office of said company, IN WaVeTlY, MO, on
THURSDAY, MARCH I5TH, 1855.
at o O'Clock. ii. III . for the purpose OF voting ON
the following propositions, IO-wIt:
FIrst.-TO reduce The capital stock Of said
corporation from iiity thousand dollars 10 thir-
ty-twO thousand five hundred dOllaTs.
Second To reduce the par value al the sharea
OF The stock Of said corporation from i've hun
hrrd dollars To one hundred collars
Third To adopt bylaws for the manage
menI OF the business aud aiIairs Of Taid cOrpo-
ration. JAS. ". GDDDWIN,
IVAN ANGLEN. Directors.
JOHN TRACY,
Wav.rly, No. january 10, 1873 Hold
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TUESDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1888

between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, IN front OF the courthouse door, In the Cit,
Of Lexington. IN the county of Lafayette. anu
safe of Missouri, proceed TO sell the abov,
described zeal estate at public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash. 10 satisfy said note
and interest thereon, together with the costs
and expenses Uf executing this trust.
THOMAS JONES,
f,lIStN
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w HEREAS, Mary J Pool. 10y her certain
w deed OF trus' dated the 2i day of April.
1851. and recorded in hook u, al page I55, IN The
office Of the recorder oi deeds Tor the county al
Lafayette. aud stat" Of Missouri. did convey IT,
the undersigned trustee. the following described
tract and parcels ni land situated in said count
AMI stale, iO-Wtt:-Thr southeast quarter of tn"
southwest quarter al section eight ~, also the
northeast quarter al the DOrth west quarter
ard the nOrthwe-f quarter Of the u0l thwesi
quarter OF section seventeen %. town
snip lOrtS-Hin" 49,. range twenty six go,
IN trust To secure the pay In"ut Of a certain
promissOry note IN SAID deed vi trust descrIb-
ei nnI whereas. sad nOir Is now past due
ami rem aims unpaid: now therefore, at the re
quest OF the legw. holder of said note, and
un"or the provisions ni said deed OF trust. I,
the undersigned trustee, Will, Oh
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DBEEDER or ~SHORT-HdRN -1rz>v~.
- CATTLE. YOUNG BULLS S{s3Es
nOv27fl DIVER, MIssouri,
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Special Inducements and protection to acI We
dealers. Apply at once to J. {. GEITZ, 1877
gnd l3l9. North Market street. ST. Louis, Mo-,
general Western agent. decSms
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& SON.

We have removed our office to the front room over Graham
g. Morrisons Store, opposite the Courthouse, and ire prepared
to attend to all business in III line promptly and TO the best
interest of our customers.
Call on us if you want to borrow Money on Real Estate
security, at the lowest rates of interest, and without delay.
Call on us if you want to buy or sell Lands or Town Lots.
Call on us if you want to Exchange Property.
Call on us if you want Fire Insurance at the lowest and best
rates at which it can be written by First Glass Companies. e
represent no other kind.
Call on us if you want the Title to your Lands Examined
and Perfected.
Call on us for Notary Business and Conveyancing.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-02-23

TWELVE PAaEs, 81 COLUMNS. Con
i tai is the cream of the rows down to the
hour of going to press.
All the departments: Financial, CONNER
eial, Household, Fashion, Agricultural and
Markets carefully compiled. Correspondence
from all points, Congressional Reports spe-
cial Dispatches, Original Stories, Poetry and
Literature.
Our purpose is TO make TIE WEEKLY
AMERICAN NEST evory demand ofits large
and varied Andicnce, It is addressed to and
published for the people, whose interests
are ours Upon their prosperity and pat
ronnge VIC depend for success.
We reslize that the greatest prosperity to
all classes can be accomplished only by the
developing of our unparalleled material re-
sources, establishing diversified industries,
thus attracting aud giving employment to
thousands and fur ishing q home market
for the varied and abundant products Of our
generous soil, and assuring better facilities
for education.
JULY 4, 1sss, there will be distribution
of valuable presents by lot, amounting IN
the aggregate to about $4,000. The list
includes fue piano. an organ, three Har-
rison gons, buggy, half dozen plows
three sewing machines, and splendid
Thoroughbred Jersey bull and heifer from
the herd of Maj. Campbell Brown, of Ewell
Farm; Holstein-F riesIan bull and hotter
from the herd of W. B. Clark d. Co., OF this
county, and q Devon bull and Leifer from
tho herd OF Edward ID. Hicks. president OF
the American Devon Cattle Club, the largest
herd of Thoroughbred Devons in the United
States. Also breeeh loading shotgun, q
dinner-set of French china, tea set OF
same, cooking stove ard utensils. dozen
knives and forks, complete sets of Dickens,
Scott George Eliot Thackeray Bulwer, IT.
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sUBscRiPTION PRICE 81.

To increase the circulation of the Weekly
Banner the management offer an extraordi-
nary list of gifts, representing MANY
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Among these numerous gifts are included a
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NOUNG men out in the country
who want TO wear nice Collars
and Cuffs will leave them or send
them 10 The CITIZEN office TO be
Numbered. / send in the basket
every Tuesday and deliver on Sat
urday. Tsy it, al you dudes.
LAPS. d. MCCoRD, Jr.
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"Will You please give ME an alma.
nae, sir?' asked six-year-old al
the door of /. grocer's. docs your
mother buy her tea here2' was the
proprietor's cautious reply. No,
sir, but she sometimes botrows your
hand-carti''
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-02-23

The painting in the dome of the
capitol at Washington is the largest
in the world, and cost $4,000 Tho
unfinished frieze work at the base OF
the dome is now being completed
bp an Italian artist who isaemployed
by the government at $40 a day.