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CONTAINING A cowiatianss AND AUTHENTIC DESORIPTION OF OVER
One Thousand Two Hundred Cities, Towns, Villages, Stations, Government
Wort and Camps, Mountains, Lakes, Rivers, Sulphur, Soda
and Hot Springs, Scenery, Watering Places,

and Summer Resorts; WHERE

To look for and hunt the Buffalo, Antelope, Deer and other game; Trout Fishing, etc., etc.
In fact, to tell youwhat is worth seeing—where to see tt—where to go—

how to go—and whom to stop with while passing over the

UNION, CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROADS,

Their Branches and Connections, by Rail, Water and Stage,

FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET, AND PART THE WAY BACK;
Through Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Montana, Idaho, Nevada,
California and Arizona.
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BY GEO. A. CROFUTT,
AUTHOR OF “GREAT TRANS-CONTINENTAL RAILROAD GUIDE,’”) AND “CROFUTT’s
TRANS-CONTINENTAL TOURIST.”
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VOL, '1—1878-9.

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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS:

THE OVERLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Sold by News Agents on the Railroads, at News-Stands, and at the Book-Stores throughout the United States.

Barratow Bros., General News Agents, Union Pacific Railroad, Burlington & Missouri River R, R.in Neb., Missour, Kansas & Texas |
R. RB, Kansas Pacific Railway, and Colorado Central R, R.

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