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Show A Wlulttr in the South. A vinter in tho South the very words conjure up delicious memories memor-ies (orthotic who luive hcea there. The bright, sunny skies, tho dry, bracing air and the warm sunshine are a decided contrast to the cold, bleak North. The great stato of Texas is celebrated cele-brated as .'one ' great, broad winter resort in itself, hut the following places are, perhaps, particularly popular: pop-ular: Ft. Worth, with its mineral baths, beautiful climate and good hotels; Austin, the beautiful Capital Capi-tal City; San Antonio, ono of tho few really historical places in our country; Houston, with its Mourning Mourn-ing roses, oleanders and groves of oranges and lemons, and Galveston, r.-ilh its delicious sea breezes. These are but a few of the delightful resorts re-sorts of this highly favored region. An escape from all the pains and discomforts of our rigorous weather, transported by magic from tho region of snow and ice, to tho fragrance fra-grance of this summer-land, is now-made now-made possible and easy by the Denver, Texas and Ft, Worth Branch of the Union Pacific System, which runs through Pullman Palace Sleepers between Denver, Ft. Worth, Dallas, Siireveport and New Orleans, aud oP.ers exeeedinglv low ! excursion rates to all Southern cities from Denver, Pueblo, Colo- i rado Springs and Trinidad. For a j full description of Southern winter resorts, reached over the Union Pacilie System, or for excursion rates, apply to your nearest Union! Pacific, agent, or write to Geo. Adv. General Agent, 1703 Larimer St., j Denver, Colo., for a copy of the Union Pacific Winter Tours Folder. E. L. Lomax, Gen'l Pass, aud Ticket Agt, '-''--l Omaha, Neb. |