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| | The Project Gutenberg eBook of Oregon, Washington and Alaska; Sights and Scenes for the Tourist., by E. L. Lomax |
 | | The Private Hotel, Dining, Hunting and Sleeping Cars of the Pullman Company will accommodate from 12 to 18 persons, allowing a full bed to each, and are fitted with such modern conveniences as private, observation and smoking rooms, folding beds, reclining chairs, buffets and kitchens. |
 | | He looked down and saw a hollow covered with snow, save at the centre, where a fl lake lay deep in a well of purple rock, and at one end of the lake were three large stones or monuments. |
 | | The last-named town enjoys the advantage of being in the center of a fine lumber district, and within a circuit of five miles from Rockford there are ten saw-mills, besides an inexhaustible supply of mica. |
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