The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 10, 1905, Image 2
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1 BDSIHESS MAI'S ORGAKIZATION.
That Batesburg has, in material 'v t
advance. passed far beyond the bur
limitations of a village, the busi- pa"
ness seeking it. as a center, and the 0(501
prospect of moneyed strangers visiting are
It, prove beyond question. .Batesburg spe
Haw
S What Batesburg
Everything that i
w a specialty.
TRADE-MARK
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on the only General Line of
AD SHOES
ILES SHOE COMPANY
INCORPORATED.
ICHMOND, VA.
ind of a Shoe House."
advanced from a village to a town- whatever <o make our Town mc
I we rest contented uuiil Bates- easy of access to the Summerla;
f is a city? Hotel.
>thlng helps to build a city like The Batesburg Club Is ottering
jularly organized business man's the business men of Batesburg,
nidation with comfortable attrac- openingns ooor. to them, just wl
quarters always open for the en our Town so sorely needs and win
ilnment of neighborhood, or fur d intends to advance, it must ha'
uests. and always alert and ready a place where strangers will be c
et lor the Towns good. dially n,et and "elconied-a pit
strangers from the North, or any ?""e citizens'meetings to conslc
, . u . . needs and prospects can be belt
:r place, slvuld visit llatesburg. p F
, , , , a place where business men can m<
hem nave ever so much means and ^
. . , .. , . to entertain and at the same time i
;hem be ever so much attracted
terest. visilors in the advantages
he charm of the climate iVc, how. _ . .
Batesburg.
, now is, are they ever to become
tainted with the business men of
tow n or with any one else. THE REQUISITES.OF A TEACH!
iw are they to find out for them- ARE THOSE OF A
es, without conversing with others. MISSIONARY
t opportunities are here ' fTerirg
the investment <f capital? IIow 1'ie teacher of little children, w
they to know what industries has the gift of putting herself in f
d profitably be started in our ^'m>athy with them, gaining th
st without they llrst get in friend- lovp' a,,d 1,oldlnS Uleir ''""lidence
ouch with our Citizens? if Botes- '"ccees, so. the missionary, who
g is to ret-t satisfied with the few ou^ change the religi<>us belief
,ry dollars that will be spent for others, be it what it may. must
s and ends by the strangers, who be iruidert bv the irolden rule ?
to visit us, it is waste money to | untQ otherg aR yQU WQUld haye thj
nd cash in any extra preparation do unto you" if good istobedone
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HAVE LEASED THE S. 1
has long wanted?We have a c<
a. man needs in wearing apparel can
STESBURG SHO
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THE BATESBU&a ADVOCATE. '
We are not yet the Largest Sh(
be, Bi
A WORL
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months than any Southern Sho
record could only have been acc
"THE BEST
The Only Line of its Kind
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L. D. CULLUM COnPAFNY,
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Batesbiiirg, S. C.
MATTHEWS & BOUKNtoHT,
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Leesvijlle, S. C.
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I0 capital,
by Money accepted on deposit--Large de?
iat small deposits--alI welcome.
at, Our business methods are careful and
re, the safety of our depositors.
or Leesville, - - - South C
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ier H. F. IIENDR1X, J. L. MATTHEWS, II. A
President Vice. Pres. (J
;e' stead harm. * , . . .
,, ttt, . , . worshippi iil' China
n- What a person or a people consei- _
of entiously believe to be true, is, accord- 'n a religio
ito their light, true, and willing- r'u^ followed; the i
ness to defend the right, as they see hilled, encompassing
t it, cannot, w ithout bigotry, be stamp- Chinese convert
ed as wrong. The live missionaries, increased diMcultie*
who were recently massacred in China! The duties of the
iffers a case in point. What would | l,ie missionary ai
ho Americans have done under similar same- ' *le child ca
nil circumstances? Suppose Chinese mis- think hy harsh ti
eir sionaries were to come into one of our heathen cannot he e
sa communities and, at a funeral or trine of human syn
-es some other religious ceremony, snatc friendship and univ?
of a bible from the hands ofanofllc- charitable con:
rcr elating clergyman, who can say what harshness and compi
would happen. Of the live missionaries
recently killed, one lady carried ATTENr
Jm j away by excess of injudicious zeal, When men strai
in. snatched an idol from the hands of a walcll out for wamel.
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F. PERRY NEW STOI
Dmplete line of mens and 1
i be found in our new and up-t
E & CLOTHES
iATESBURG, S. C.
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De House in the South, as Ma
it We Have Made
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esmen soici uver a wait Million
lars' Worth of
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r first six months.
lid more business in our
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omplished with
THING ON FOOT."
in the World?Without a SI
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I1CK?MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED QUICKES
R SALE BY:
SniTM BROS.
Saluda, S. C.
WHITE & WATSON, . (i. W. ?
Wards, S. C.
ville, 1H
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guarantee i\.\J iUl LIA Oi\. V
nrolina .
i we nave just receit
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man, as lie was * . >
ws procession, a jhorses for ail purpose
l j i ss i Danes wcjre I ingle goers, saddi
rr horses. Come early
> choice! Seldom do y
I cache r and those ! ? i _ a
re .vitally the I port unity to buy the
mm it 1) forced to ; horse. Come and in:
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