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UNION
PACIFIC
SYSTEM
OVERLAND
GRAND CANYON, Z ION, BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARKS
UNTON
H GRAND CANYON FROM THE NORTH RIM
CEDAR BREAKS
KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST
REACHED VIA
PACIFIC SYSTEM
.19456
FAITHFUL
GEYSER H
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
See Colorado & Salt Lake City en route
VIA UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
88376
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TICKET HOLDER PLEASE READ
Lost Tickets: Railroad companies are not re-
sponsible for lost tickets. It is wise to enter a
complete description of your ticket and baggage
checks in your note book.
Stopovers and Side Trips are permissible on
certain tickets. If you wish to avail yourself of
either, be sure to make advance arrangements
with agent and conductor.
The Union Pacific Railroad (Overland Route)
is a natural thoroughfare, originally followed by
herds of buffalo, by the Indians, fur traders, ex-
plorers, Mormons, goldseekers, the Overland stage
coach and the Pony Express. It remains the short-
est route across the continent, and a boulevard
of steel upon an embankment surfaced with gran-
ite has supplanted the highway of the pioneers.
Grades have been reduced, curves have been
straightened, heavier rails have been laid. Smooth-
riding, all-steel trains of the finest, most luxurious
type speed daily across the continent on double
tracks protected by automatic electric block signals.
Thirteen great national parks and all of the
principal resort regions of the West are reached
by the Union Pacific System and its connections.
For descriptive booklets write to:
C. J. COLLINS
D. S. SPENCER
General Passenger Agent General Passenger Agent
Omaha, Neb.
Salt Lake City, Utah
GEO. R. BIERMAN W.K. CUNDIFF
General Passenger Agent General Passenger Agent
Los Angeles, Calif.
Portland, Ore.
W.S. BASINGER
Passenger Traffic Manager
Omaha, Neb.
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