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V PAGE SIX THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday. February 23, . > v -i TO THE GREAT .. CHAUTAUQ I/A - *• * # - * + i + . § - * /...■* S' , Walterboro, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, February 2601, 28th, 29th. Three Days of Thii^s Worth While, Uplifiiiig, Enjoyable, Helpiiil Note The Good Things In The Program: SATURDAY, FEB. 26. Afternoon. &:15 O’clock Opening Concert and Entertainment by the Columbia Concert Company. 1:00 O'clock Lecture, “The Coming Man.” fcy Col. George A. Gearhart. Evening. 8:15 O’clock lecture, “Civic Righteousness,” by Col. George A. Gearthart. 0:00 O’clock Concert and Entertainment by the Col umbia Concert Company. SUNDAY. FEB. 27. >1:00 O’clock Union Sen-ices of all Churches in School Auditorium. t/ * MONDAY, FEB. 28. Afternoon. 3:15 O’clock Impersonations, songs and Dramatic * Poems by the Scotch-Canadian Entertainer, Eugene Lockhart. 1:00 O’clock Forty-Five Minutes with America’s Great est Magician, Durno, The Mysterious. Evening. , . ^ 8:lo O’clock One Hundred Minutesof Fun, fast and fur- , ious. with Durn. - ) & Co., in marvelous feats cf Magic and Ventriloquism; and Eugene Lockhart, Entertainer and Dramatic reader TUESDAY. FEB. 29. •* » Afternoon. 3:15 O’clock Lecture. “Uncle Sam and American Ideals.” by Dr. William Rader, Chautauqua Director .4:00 O’clock Grand Concert by the Tyrolean Alpine ' Yodlers. Evening. 8:15 O'clock. Instrumental and Vocal Concert and En- tertaimtient by the Tyrolean Alpine Yodlers. *. 0:00 O’clock Lecture, “The Making of a Man,” by Dr. ' William Rader. Season Tickets, Good For Entire Chautauqua at a Very Low Price. Adults $1.50, Child $1.00. Sinfile Admissions At Door. DON’T HISS IT. HELP US BOOST. MJ EVERY TIE ■PSP' % The Experience of Others With Peruna Is A Safe Guide to Follow » » \ o • • Peruna has been the household remedy of hosts of people for the la'st fifty years. The testimony of those who have used Peruna proves it to be • A Standard Family Remedy For Ordinary Grip; For All Catarrhal Conditions: ' For Prevention of Colds. An Excellent Remedy . f For the Convalescent; For that Irregular Appetite; - For Weakened Digestion., Ever-Ready-To-Take What Family Medicine Do You Use? Dor* th-. family ?ped«cu»c ft*u now use Weep the bowels regular? Docs >our Ismtl) lucdtc ac cure colJ*- I>oe« tour familt medicine Mop a winter or summer coughr Does your fsmilv medicine incersse appetite and stimulate digestioar the THE PERUNA COMPANY, COLUMBUS. OHIO TImm wbo object to liquid will Rod P dowra'jU foe Cotarrlud P*nit.» kr*r« Ihr rrgiiUr Miihout |'ro4ucia( ■ mihm. Pcran* i« one ■>< the beat cold rcmedic, nn Iht ia.tl.cl Peru., cm br relied .po. lu Mop cmlh im ■ old oe >oun(. Pecan. h>« .0 .uperu>r M a Ionic I'— Ike ■ ppelite and di(caUu«. , eessesss* ;: * * * t Write me „u.! i Mill ex- t |>taln how I Mao cured In 4 * da,. «if a severe case of * Pile* of 40 year* standing * iv i thou I |taln, knife or deten- * lion from business. No one O need .jffer from this din- S ease when till* humane cure Si ran be had right here in * South Carolina * R. M. dOSKY * I a mar, H. C. ssssssssssssss ie , - » o ■■■ — 1 11 mtjm ■ To Drivo Oat Malaria Aod Build Up TtoSystwa Take the Old Staadard GROWS TASTBLBSS chill TONIC. You know what you art taking, as tho form ala Is printed on every label, thawing it is Quinine nod lion in o t&^sss torn. Ths ^atnint drives oat umnam, the JUDGE JAS. E. PEURIFOY Ttu* following rketch of Hbn. Jus. K. I’eui itoy appeared ‘ in The Sunday .\*»>. It was prepaied-^hy It. M JefTeries. the lo< ul .News and Courier correspondent, and given a prominent pla<e in'the Sunday edi tion of that paper: i Cabbage Plants The Front C. H. ANDIRSON & SON MKUGETT. H. C. PEARCE, k BATTEY, the ndh Cotton factors, are aubstantial, reliable, and" energetic. Their ex. tensive warehonsins facilities and superior salesmanship are at your command. They are. abandantly^bl^ to properly finance any quantity cotton shipped them. Isn't it to your Interest to try them? Do It (in Walterboro. Feb. lH.—Jn atiepf- ini: the position’of Judge of the new ly Vreated 14th judicial circuit. Ja ;. F.’ I'eurifoy, of this city t has had to f decide between the continuation in business and law and the higher, in- ! tellectual sphere of a Judgeship. t>y ! dint of strict application and remark- ; able ability Judge I'eurifoy has been able to amass a strong competence and noY\ proposes to devote bis en tire time and energy to the service of his State from the Bench. Judge I’eurifoy is now an official in many important business enter prise- here and in Hampton eounty. ha* a large pracQce in all the var ious departments' of legal work, principal among which may he men tioned that of the Atlantic Coast l. ine Railroad and. other • corpora tions; is a farmer on quite a lar?;*’ scale and vitally interested in re ligious arid e'dut atiqnnl work. lie is a man of many activities and strict application and carries to the Bench thf» business experience of a suc cessful financier,’ tin 1 lcg*l training of twenty years in handling large matters, a sense ot duty to bis State, the power of strict application and a direct view of men and things ac quired from his many-sided experi ences. Judge' I’eurifox was hotn in Kdge- field district, in 18T2. received his education in the common schools of that county, and won a scholarship over eleven competitor* to th* Cita del from which he was graduated in 18P4 He was principal'of the Walterboro schools for. four years and ever sinc^ has been interested in educational matters, serving for .many years Its a member of the conn tv board of education.. He was mar ried to Miss Carrie Hagoo,| Witseli. a member of a prominent Colleton family, and they fiafe two children, a boy and a girl While teaching hero, Judge ..I’euri foy studied law In the offices of Howell k Gruber, and wax admitted to practice ift 1S97. beginning active practice In 1S98. He has since been actively engaged in/fhe practice and at^ present is the/senior member of thV fi^m of Pejmfoy Brothers, com posed of himself. John H I’eurifoy and L. B Mouck Mr Peurifoy has represent/^? the .Vtlantic Coast l.ine Railway company in this county for than twelve years, ns well as m. vty othfr large corporations, and hough- this tiaually mitigates gainst a lawyer/ fn politics, hi* sterling character gave him the unan imous endorsement of every lawyer the new circuit for the position < 1 Senator from (’olleton county fror-, I'.'oj to Iftofi declining re-election. In addition to the practice of law. Judge Peurifoy has been actively in terested >in business. Soon after be ing admitted to the Bar he purchas ed The Press and Standard, the lo cal county paper, managed and edit ed it for several years, later selling it to the present owner, W. W. Smoak. He organized the Farmers and Merchants Bank of tills city, and served for some time as attorney for It. In he. ofganbed the First National Bank, of Walterboi^). of which he is ngvv president and a large stockholder. lie developed the local telephone exchange, which h e now owns, and organized the Farmer!} Mercantile Mercantile Ware house ('ompany, a Farmers’ Union $25,000 corporation/ of which he is now president and a large stockhold- Until his resignation last year, he was president of the local oil mill' hast year, he organized .the Peoples Bank, qf Brunsoh, with a State chat ter, which It.} i: no v converting into a national bank. He is president and ; large stockholder in this bank. Judge Peurifoy owns and operates a magnificient farm jusf on the edge of (Velterboro, running there twenty ploughs. He also owns' much real property ip Walterboro and other sections of the couniy. He organized last year, and is president and prin cipal stockholder, »he Security l-oarwt' and Trust Company, and is now Managing vice-prseident in the Planters’ Warehouse Company, a county-wide institution. • The religious activities of Judge ’Vurifoy are many He is a member of the local Methodist church and until fecently chairman of the board of gtewards, of which board h* has been a member for twenty years. He is actively engaged 1n Sunday school work, and is president and teacW of the Wesley Adult Bible Class m the local Methodist Sunday school. This class is composed of 60 members and Judge Peurifoy highly prizes the telegram of congratula tions sent him by this class. In an interview with The News and Courir- correspondent Judge Peuri foy stated that he will sever all of ficial connections with the manv business enterprises named above, and will dovote his entire time and talent to the Bench.' He is delighted at the opportunity to apply himself In this manner and goes 6n the 'Bench fully cognizant of its many opportunities for service and Its high responsibilities. With th P ex cellent legal training and long busi ness experience, combined with his high-toped, Christian character, he will undoubtedly make a great suc cess on the Bench Assuming the duties of this position at the age of 4 4. hp takes wiih him the enthusi asm of youth, yet the experience and training of years of succssful husi- Children Cry lor Fletcher's The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 90 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since Us infancy. Allow no one to deceive yon in this. 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