Wonderland; or, Alaska and the Inside Passage. John Thomas Hyde

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Alaska's Thousand Islands, as seen from Sitka	78
An Alaska Indian House, with Totem Poles	66
Chancel of the Greek Church, Sitka	75
Chilkat Blanket	81
Columbia River, looking Eastward from Rock Bluff	Frontispiece
Detroit Lake and Hotel Minnesota, Detroit, Minn.	11
Falls of the Gibbon River, National Park	29
Floating Fish Wheel, Columbia River	42
Hotel Tacoma, Tacoma, W. T.	47
Lake Pend d'Oreille, Idaho	33
Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel, National Park	21
Mount Hood, from the Head of the Dalles, Columbia River	38
Mount Tacoma, W. T.	44
Old Faithful Geyser, National Park	18
Scenes among the Alaskan Glaciers	89
Scenes in the Inland Passage	59
Sitka, Alaska	72
T'linket Basket Work	68
T'linket Carved Spoons	85
T'linket War Canoe	83
Yellowstone River, National Park	25

From the Great Lakes to Puget Sound.

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“To the doorways of the West-Wind,

To the portals of the Sunset.”

hile, in the old world, armies have been contending for the possession of narrow strips of territory, in kingdoms themselves smaller than many single American States, and venerable savants have been predicting the near approach of the time when the population of the world shall have outstripped the means of subsistence, there has arisen, between the headwaters of the Mississippi and the mouth of the stately Columbia, an imperial domain, more than three times the size of the German empire, and capable of sustaining upon its own soil one hundred millions of people. What little has been done—for it is but little, comparatively—toward the development of its

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