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8as day ,Lool at 9 :C3.
Wx U. Euffis. Sunt
BervV-es, morning and night on
lit, ara ana 4t,a bandays.
K Tuning Praver, Friday afternoon
f Rsv. Johs Losdos, Rector.
! pbesbtteruw. .
Earviewi", 4'h Sunder io each moata
raomiDg a ad niht.
. .. . Pastor.
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Louh.bar? Lode. No'. 412, A. F".- ,
i-.c:, r.rco:: r the
Democratic can ll lata for pres-
idont, U ;'tj--t-ro years' old, six
years cider than Theodore F.oose-
and nearly ten -years, older than
v3 hl3 rival -when he assumed the
presidential authority.
lie la Just a little under six feet In
height. .- . -.-
' He Is broad houldereX deep chested
and weighs 196 pounds. .
'His cheeks are rudiyti ana his hazel
. brown eyes sparkle with the 'glow of
health. . i..-"--."'.;-'
"IIl3 hair, which is thin oV the top
is cf an v' 1 ,. ritracttre tl:u..
of red, characteristic cf ott"- members
crcr?, tr.- cat.'.. ah : ch'-ckr .
turkeys or d.:-ks. Whether la th
peach cr t;;'.e orchard, la the cv.w
pasture, earn cr t:y, r. ia tr.e --.a:-Y
of all In - knowle-:,' a wf!) at : -energy,
lie win jiy t.: :-hf. rk ir
put ess s:.ou, : r i-.n . r .i
with the I -t cf 1' f I
man who can k r: v.
.-.ivy
!t U a
!
A. L( ciata 1st aad ,3rd. Tuesday i ' of the rarker family.
mzhta ia each month.
-arotfeMsiont.l ' na.;rci
TjK. FREDERICK K.COOK,- .
. PHYSICIAN AXDSURGEON, .
f i f Loatebarg, S. C.
' O " with Dr. A. H. Fleming. - Hoars: 10 I
, a, ta. to U m . 6 p. m. to O p. m. , tpyaU
' ,;, i
I )R. ARTHUR H. FLEMING,
rHls imistache.-whlch is usually worn
close trimmed, is- a shade darker than
his hair. - - ' -
.Like President Roosevelt," . he ia an
drives his tzr.'.f to th c! h i
soa-ln-law. Iter. Charts IlVr.-.r
at Kingston, every Sr.n'.iy a- J
so heartily that f.rsr - ra la t ...
f;rr ration sr crt To f.:rn t'..- - 1
N.;r d t r,-. t t t.at ! t .-
v -;' ; " . ' o t- ro j:. .r i 'a': ;
t ..cs i . . i '. i to i .r ' n -.r ' . : ; '
lariy. - "
The Judge Is a .-:r;rsn la thi
Kingston church, an-J. althoupa a r.iul t
of very moderate raeau. he 1 prh
ably the wealthiest man L'i th con
gregation, lie la the prartlcml p.::'r
. 1
tr. -
, j
i DENTIST.
LOU1SBURG. .
N. C.
O nonOTnr The Qrjen fe Tarboro Co.'s
tor. '
'BtACnCEia FHT8ICIA.N AND gURQSOSr.J
''v:,. , ' , Kiri8BOB, K. O. J r
',.'...'; , N .
OHIm over Areock rrug Oompauy. -, .
; J)R. J. J. M AN V, . .
'. PilfSIHIAS andSUEQEOS, , "
x ' . . LOUISBCRO, I.C.',,
' UBce o?er Aycocke Drag Co.'b drugstore
QB.8.P.BDBT ,j .
S' PBATTlClSa PHTSICI4.N AND STTRQBON..
'; ' " v. . .' ...... : r. . K- .V,
- LouiflburgN. C. -
. nfflm In t.h ronr of Bo3dio. Bobbitt t
Co.i Drag Store, ob Naah atreet
' ; T. H. F. TARBOBOUOH. v
' ' , PHTBIClAS AND 8UKQBOK, '.
' '- w Nm'. Vinlldlnir. thone -
iisrii. nwpre-t from T W. Blcketfa
rldanoe, phono 74.
"a . v - i i
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p:a to t-i cr.J;" cf : t ; -
tt. cotvlw' t cf tr nr; t f.
lt 1 fvfrw to X c t .-- i
a vi it ua a c ' . . . ' v
ear-frli' fi:r.- fr t:c - .
ttoa to -.:; J' - ' ;. -t.
toa for J"rkrr. w'-- r t .. j ,'. f .
CC-. tr. aJtr T cf ; : t - J .i -
empty raia ls. t".? pu-.-jr-e :: !'..:
by tl. I;-ut i.rtnt t "i.:;
dit- t',c.cr'c.i tj H ' " ; .-1 ' y ia
tb '.! Uj wfck-a f-ct'-' : - 1 is ,
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JUDGE PARKER AND - ROSEilON T, HIS HOME AT ESOrCS N. T.
r.
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ALL. RED. ; -
' ATTORKEY-AT-LAW,
t Will owjUqA ta an the CoarU.
Otno la
Bm. aiA8SK5Bnaa. - -
ATTORSBT AT LAW
Will prftctloa In H the CoarU ot theSUU
" . " offle n CoaitHoaM.'
yii. w. boddie v;
. ' v- ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW "
: Office over Bodie, Bobbitt 4k Co.'a drug
tore, v,..-
W
u. HAYWOOD RUFFIN.
-T ATT ORE X Y-AT-LAW,
WU1 pfctloe In all the Court o( fraakQn
u4 adjoining counties, alao in the Supreme
3oartfli in the Dnitea States District and
omS "loooopef ana Clifton Banding.":
TH08. B. WnJDM. . - i
ATTORJUT-AT-LAW,
fcooiBBtraa.ir.o. ,
'i offlooBMalnatTt. oveJoiieaCoopr,a
rtore. , '
i ' ' ' i '" -1 - -
Jji 8. SPRDILL.
ATTOBBtXT-AT-tAW, ' .
t : ' i. . LOUI8HOBO, S. C.
WU1 tte4 the eourta of JwtJ?,
in- w..n ind Wake eonntles. also
iflnmr conrt of North Carolina.
Prompt attention given to collections. -Oiaoe
over Bgerton'a Store. - '
tj W.BICKBTT,"
VTTOXJTXT ASTD COTJ53KLLOB AT LAW.
LOtJIBBtJM . o.
Prompt and painstaking attention given to
err matter Intrusted to his hands.
Reers to Chief Jostioe Shepherd, non. on-
Buton, Pres. Klrst National Bank of JVln
"tnn O.mm i Mar, y, Winston. People! I Enk
of fc. oi.roe, ( has. fa. Taylor, Pres. ake or-
sat uU?flre, uoa. . w.
Of ilea over A eal k Co. 's store.
v XTTORSXI AT-IJaW,
vmma in all eourta. 02oa on Main
YjT" H TARBOROTOH, B. '
ATIOENEY AT LAW,
tOmSBtJRO. H. c.
Offloe tn Opera Hoose building. Court street
All letral business lntrustea to nuu
ul reeeiva prompt inaewwi"
JJ F. HODCK, '
COSTBACTOR a..nd BUILDER,
L0CI3BCR3, N. C.
trar.sg f.nto, all Wnd. of Building
n..n II rt. iru,uo oiauo.n. .
gestural pa S a t tn it i.e a, ,
"out of doors" man. Hekeeps his mus
cles hard and his mind clear and keen
by much exercise In the open air, horse
back riding, driving and walking and
t f arm work.-: -- '.TK . -.-""t,
lie Is alert and energetic in his ap
pearance, movements and speech.- His
manner in association with friends is
affable and kindly ana without the Bell
assertiveness of the Judge. - ;
- His' conversational habit Is to be dl-
rui tn ms choice or expressions., usu
ally when his opinion is asked on any
subject his reply is instantly ready.
! r Judge Parker is one of the best . ex
- amples of a self made man in - the
United States today. - Born poor, he
; has built up a small' fortune that am
ply provides for his needs, and above
- that he appears to htfve no further, am
bition in a monetary way.",; His. three
'farms,-one at Cortland, another at Ac
cord and the third at Esopus, complete
' his land possessions, ' and in all bis
i .wealth is estimated at not more than
. $30,ooa-- ,. ' - -
' - Saving '- and : good Judgment have
, brought to him what he has and not
any stroke of good fortune. ; ;
Bosemont,. the - Judge's L house ' at
Esopus. Is a modest but comfortable
wooaen structure, standing : 011 me
stone foundations of a Dutch house of
colonial times. It is set onhe side of
a hill among shade trees and fronts.
the tiver. It is the abode of hospital
lty and, refinement, the typical home
of an American gentleman; "..The pic-
IdBS. ALTOS B. FAKH.
' tares, the books, the furniture, the
wide hall and. glowing fireplace, the
t sunny library and the dining room,
with its long mahogany table, all show
evidences of ' intelligent tastes -that
were not developed la one generation.
' Here Judge Farker walks among ms
incarnation , of strength and virility
He strides through the sorghum and
hay fields, visits the great barn, tends
the sick cow or fondles the latest calf,
and-helps his men to clear up the
leaves or the stubble.
None of his eight farm hands know
half as much as he about the trees, U:e
of the church and take' an active ia
terest in Its charities, its cooking and
sewing and dancing schools, ita phys
ical culture class and its basket bil
games for boys. l-Hslvalw-a coa-
trloiitor to tr.e faruli of the 1 or
phan asylum and la one of the man
agers of the Kingston City hospital.
His neighborly usefulness la to be
seen on all guaea. lie la even ta
freight agent of a steamboat company,
so that the little private -dock cn h'.
farm may be used for the convenience
of the community.
He is a confirmed magaiine reader.
He seldom reads poetry, but la food of
good novels. Mrs. Farker ia always cn
the alert for a new story for her hard
working husband. But ti. natural
taste is for. Dickens, Thackeray and
Scott. He delights In the vlrorou out
of " door atmosphere of The Scottish
Chiefs." Jefferson Is his favorite po
litical writer. Any book or article on
agriculture or cattle breeding la aura
to Interest him. .
After be has spent a morning work
lng on his Judicial opinions boors of
grave concentration. wbo no od u
permitted to Interrupt bla quiet and
when he ia waiting for lunch t!a a-
retary, Arthur McCauland. will a.t
at the piano while- the Jodje in
6weet tenor roica ! n a old f asLloncd
ballads or hymna, I twi jast as
Young as I Used to Be." "Only as
Armor Bearer -Hold the Fort," and
so on.
Judge Parker was born May 11,
at Cortland. N. Y-tiJ was the son of
a farmer. Two hundred ypara a5 tls
ancestors had come from England ani
settled in New Eng!and.T ro jj gr.pra
tion to generation tey were of it
hardy farmer class, and thry drew th, '.r
love of country from the soil to which
they had been .transplanted. Juli
Parker's great-grandfather was a sol
dier in the ranks of WasUajton's
army. -
As early as he could do so your.;
Farker attended school at Cortland
academy and later got out cf the Cort
land Normal school all the e-iu!r:v.rr.t
for life that it couVl rive L'.:a. II
parents were not at !. to tend Lisa t o
college or even to take care of f :
while he was trylnj to 1 a f.oit.u;.l.
At sixteen he became a cour.try scU-t-I-
teacher.-.
Reluctantly he was cL!:"l ti e't
Up the hope cf a college trair,'.;-; f r
his profession and to thick of tr. c'l
fashioned approach to the I ar t r.
the of2ce of a preceptor. II.it1:c sur
rendered on cherished amtlttva. 1
not' hla" chosen profession, he '.
mitted to the o3oe of .!? ;. o.v..::i- r
& Hardeabergh of Klr.g-iton as a :o
dent of law. Tork'.r.g tli w - y. l
was at last enabled to eater the l.f-v
school at Albany, gratttat'.r ? t'-:. -the
oCce cf bis pr-- t-tt-r at I'J. t
stoa and the law a. howl, a.rdl: z i"
season and nece.sity. ta 1-72 t .ta
graduated, and B-x.-n e't r the :n v f j .
Parker & Kecyon was tu.-.j cut at i ;
Kingston.'- . j I
He speedliy der.T.stratf 1 a ij-;
, ability f;r political t-r-t. j
From th ftart he waa a -:rit. ' .
d'.ucv.lty sn3r-i a I -i
tfur.
During th rnr.:iit f . -r
Justi.- Tt,l-' It. W
Govrrrwir Il-il was crxt Ii ti
ran-y at pn-. "Afvr tv
was Mj ans-a-rr t- at rj:,
the eU-ctloa was ct? l. .
r 5iatrjrt cf Alt. -a It. ' -Vr f
Ia Jsr.. tcrt), vintu'! ;.
C1v1Ioq of th rorX ' s;: '
c I crate tl; work cf th t x-S r"
Jud rarkr s A': - I '
. ernor H'.".l to a!f::t th' trm -v.u,-t
He waa oaly thirty --rt jfin f ar
the yourc-iit cf a'.l Jti"- cf t e-.-s-X
of arp- He sat In thts t--t c-.U
wbeti, cp! It . r.r n. k
was arp"!n'M ty U r-r r Jwf,
urged th-mo ly c arr J v'-c-a. ta a
m-ir.br tf tke s'titsI t'rra f Ce
auprrme coart of tr Tint thO'.--!
Ilert b rematnul cn".U tr rT--:' a cf
th app'tat ditUJoQ cf tho
court, b rri-noi-! tie tr.! t'f-
in h'.a o a dittrVt. lcT t
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court of arr"' " 1 was r' - ly a
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