A Glimpse of Great Salt Lake.  Send 4 cents for postage.

This is a charming description of a yachting cruise on the mysterious Inland sea, beautifully illustrated with original sketches by the well-known artist, Mr. Alfred Lambourne, of Salt Lake City.  This startling phenomena of sea and cloud and light and color are finely portrayed.  This book touches a new region, a voyage on Great Salt Lake never before having been described and pictured.

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A carefully revised General Folder is issued regularly every month.  This publication gives condensed through time tables; through car service; a first-class map of the United States, west of Chicago and St. Louis; important baggage and ticket regulations of the Union Pacific Railway, thus making a valuable compendium for the traveler and for ticket agent in selling through tickets over the Union Pacific Railway.

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A book of some fifty pages devoted to local time cards; containing a complete list of stations with the altitude of each; also connections with western stage lines and ocean steamships; through car service; baggage and Pullman Sleeping Car rates and the principal ticket regulations, which will prove of great value as a ready reference for ticket agents to give passengers information about the local branches of the Union Pacific Railway.

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This Folder contains a brief outline of the trip to Alaska, and also a correct map of the Northwest Pacific Coast, from Portland to Sitka, Alaska, showing the route of vessels to and from this new and almost unknown country.

[Illustration:  Oregon, Washington and Alaska.  Sights and Scenes for the Tourist.]

[Illustration:  Tourist Map of Union Pacific and Connecting Lines.]

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