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Range
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yond the frozen peaks of the Rocky
mountain range, or westward over
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the lofty Ca- I s. end see such
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in actual cultivation not lesa than
to comfort F.ft- r years of. perhaps,
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and do as many of us arc- already
doingi Make Home this winter the
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as well as natural place for "bed.,
E.ther Right or
and board,” ai d th- children and
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younger members will, indeed, "rise
up an<l call us blessed” for the ef
fort mad«.- in th« ir behalf: and the
Rance—Grant county. Oregon.
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