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THE PINKHURST OUTLOOK. 2 "fHE HOLLY INN, Pinehurst, IV. C . Mmm LL- LAS' -" SiraiiiiaMfireisr 3 Wl' """ija'iiy'iiiifiKpIal L Terms: $3.00 a Day, $12 to $20 a Week. THE HOLLY INN has been enlarged to meet the great demand, ami can now accommodate two hundred guests. Its attractions leave nothing to be desired on the score of comfort and convenience Electric Lights, Steam Heat, Open Fire-places, Telephone, Solarium, Milliard Room, Orchestra, Central Courtyard, Elegantly Furnished and Carpeted Rooms and Unsurpassed Cuisine, with Table Service by carefully selected New England girls. The Managers of the Inn cannot receive Consumptive Guests. Passengers over the Seaboard Air Line Railroad to Southern Pines will lind Electric Cars waiting to convey tlieni directly to THE HOLLY 1NX, Pinchurst. Address THE HOLLY INN, Pinchurst, Moore Co,, N. G THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK Published every Friday at PIXElll'KST, 3100UE CO., N. t. FRANK T. SPINNEY, Publisher. ARTHUR H. SPINNEY, EDITOR. TliKMS OF SUUSCKll'TlON I One copy per year, . . . if 1.00 " " U months 50 " 3 mouths 23 Single copies 03 Advertising rates reasonable and furnished on application. Correspondence on matters of local interest cordially invited. Notices of Marriages, Births and Deaths in sorted free. Advertisements sucli as Wanted, To Let, For Sale, Etc., not exceeding live lines, 2o cents per week. Address all orders and communications to Fkank T. Si'Knm:v, Publisher. Entered at the Post Ollice at Pinchurst, Moore County, N. C, as second class mail mutter. MOOKE COUNTV ClOVKHK MEKT. Commissioners, .John P. Watson, Jonesboro; William C. Currie, Curriesville; T. P. Creel, Aberdeen. Clerk Superior Court, I). A. McDonald. ShcrilF, Samuel M. Jones. Register of Deeds, W. 11. Pauley. Treasurer, Daniel llannon. Coroner, Dr. G. McLcod. Surveyor, J. J. Seawell. MINKHAL TOWKSHIH. Magistrates Daniel lilue, William Clark, 11. L. McKenzie. Fill DAY, NOVEM1JEU 5, 181)7. Massachusetts appreciates u good governor when she gets one, and no one disputes the fact that Governor Woleott is an honor to the old Commonwealth and a worthy successor to the many emi nent men who have preceded him in the high and honorable ollice of governor. The voters of the old Hay State did themselves and the state honor last Tues day in electing Hon. lioger Woleott gov ernor for another term. The death of Henry George appears to have been Tammany's gain, and the tiger has won the race in Greater New York. The recent elections show that boss ism is not yet extinct. Make II anna is still on deck. As Others See Us. The Pinehlkst Outlook, a bright newsy paper, published at Pinchurst, X. C, by iMr. Frank T. Spinney with Mr. Arthur II. Spinney as editor, is before us. We welcome the bright, new journal, representative of its bright new town, among our exchanges. Warreuton llec oril. We have received the first copy of The I'lNEHunsT Outlook, printed at Pine hurst, N. C, of which Mr. Arthur II. Spinney, recently of this city, is editor. It is a very neatly gotten up eight-page paper, not quite half the size of the Jour nal, with handsomely printed cuts, and admirable presswork' generally. Ports mouth (X. II.) Journal. We are in receipt of the initial number of Tim: Pinliu kst (N. r.) On look, published by our former postmaster, F. T. Spinney, and edited by a former attache of this otliee, Arthur II. Spinney. We congratulate the citizens of that beauti ful place on the bright, newsy and well printed exponent of their cause. We predict a, brilliant future for Pinchurst and expect that the Outlook will do its share in bringing prosperity to the pres ent citizens of the locality and also in crease the population by its well-written and finely illustrated articles on the beauties and health of the place. Med furd (Mass.) Mercury. Plnehurst as a Pennsylvania Sees It. The representative of the Lender-Courier, of Osceola Mills, Pa., who recently visited Pinchurst with the Juniata Valley Editorial Association, of Pennsylvania, has the following description of our village in his paper: "Pinchurst, Moore county, N. C, is a Xew England village, and it is in the very heart of the long-leaf pine region of the south. It has a wonderfully mild climate, corresponding almost exactly to the temperature of southern France and of Florence, Italy ; but is a much more favorable climate for complete mental rest than either of those famous resorts. The rare invigorating property of the long-leaf pine marks tins spot as a natural sanitarium, not excelled, so far as known, by any location in the world. In the most favorable situation six thou sand acres have been selected for the model village of Pinchurst. The aim is to establish a health resort adapted to the needs of people of relined taste who require the beneficial ellects of a winter in the south, but cannot pay the usual high price for accomodation. Those whose health is impaired must have such comforts and conveniences as they have at home. They must have plenty of good, nourishing food, well eooiied; with pleasant surroundings, amusements, occupations and agreeable companions. Pinchurst is established to meet the wants of just such persons. It is not a sanitarium for invalids, but a health re sort for the weary and overworked. The town is located six miles west of South ern Pines, on the Seaboard Air Line rail road, and live miles from Aberdeen, on the Aberdeen & Asheboro railroad. An electric road connects it with Southern Pines, and trolley cars, both open and closed, (the latter heated by electricity) maintain a regular service between the two towns. It is situated six hundred and lifty feet above sea level, and is laid out like a park. The soil is almost pure sand, of great depth. Mud and malaria are unknown. Its homes are all supplied with running water from Pineliurst spring, a water of unequalled purity (of which we attest, as we tasted it,) which has proved a marked benefit to sufferers from indigestion, rheumatism and kidney dilliculties. Xo land is sold, for the reason that the ideal results at which the owner aims can be assured in no other way. The town has a good hall, school building, printing ollice, store buildings, museum and a circulating library. A line park has been established, in which will be found deer, turkeys and other animals and fowls that will interest you. If you go south don't fail to slop at Southern Pines or Pinchurst, which are both growing towns. Mr. Charles 1). JJcnbow, manager for Mr. Tufts, will please accept thanks for courtesies. ' "Marriage," said the old bachelor, "is but a lottery, after all." "There's where you're oil'," replied Henry Peck. "If you draw a blank in a lottery, you caai tear it up and that's the end of it. Chi cwjo Xews. Every once in a while a girl says in the presence of young man that all the desirable young men are already married. The young man don't say much, but he suddenly recalls that all the best cooks in the world are also married. Ex- ihainjr. BAIN & LONGEST CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. NOW ERECTING SEVEN BUILD INGS IN PINEHURST. Greensboro, - N. C. She Was Horrified. An old lady from the country, who was in town on Saturday, confided to a friend that she thought it was perfectly awful the way the Paleigh men did with their wives. When questioned as to her reason for such an opinion, she said that up by the capital there was a big brick house with "Woman's Exchange" on the sign in front. Xot knowing what it meant, she got a gentleman who was passing to tell her, and lie said when Paleigh men got tired of their wives, they went up there and exchanged them. llalt'ujh Times. "Is this the skull of a man or woman?" inquired the prosecuting attorney of the famous expert. "It is a woman's skull," replied the anatomist. "How do you know ?" "JJy the worn appearance of the jaws." Cleveland Plain Dealer. "Are you in pain, my little man?" asked the kind old gentleman. "Xo," answered the boy, "the pain's in me." India uojHilis Journal. Burr & Sise, ARCHITECTS. ALBION BUILDING, 1 BEACON ST., BOSTON, MASS. Designers of The Holly Inn. CHAS. E. VALE, Photographer. Origin:)! Pictures of li;ira terisllc Soul lie in Srenes, El. PINEHURST, NORTH CAROLINA. FREDERICK W. BRADBURY, M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, So. I 'inert Ollice Sew Hampshire Ave. PINEHURST, N. C. None, Throat ami I.imn a Specialty. Microsoopal Examination of Sputum find Urine. MISS STRICKLAND, Trained Masseuse, iKHiwooi. uoai.. PINEHURST, N. C.
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