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—-Fer Charter. . -oiOdO 10 T■ ' '' ' Vf COUNTY. ; To',xh,t': court of said county;, Ttiuwtiiion of w. f. sibbett, c s A. \Vard;Xevi'"6 v steen, j. m. Hall, j. W.' williHitisl w. M. Tanner, 3im' Tannery rPa-WSPU Kelley, Dan Metts, H. F. Brown, M. Kirkland, w. l. Eugene Merrier, J.-a. Hursey, E. L.~ Grantham, Henry c. Ellis, M. h. Turren tine, A. Overstreet, j. B. Mills, r. w. Cain, T. N. Henson, J. H. Moore, A. J. Meeks, J. H. Peterson, w. I. Christian, H. C. Roberts, J. Monroe Wilcox, w. b. williams, J. R. smith, H. Kirtyand, J. A. Roberts, J. B. Kirkland, G. m. Stanton, Moses Griffin, c. J. Meeks, B. w. Tanner, G. L. Touchton, carl Meeks, D. H. Meeks, E. Burkett, A. F. Tanner, w. r. Wilson, Ben L. Lane, G. R. Moore, w. b. Wallace, L. E. Heath, David Ricketson, w. c. Lankford, R. a. Moore, w. b. Mills, Jeff Lewis, D. s. Wall, T. A. Wallace, sol sears, Mrs. c. B. Porter, J. w. Pearson, w. C. Patterson, E. D. Douglas, E. s. sapp, J. Everett Bartlett, J. B. Harper, H. B. Johnson, Oliver Peterson, Dave Douglas, w. L. Fisher, R. B. Chastain, c. Neal Vickers, all of said State and county, respectfully shows: 1. That they desire for themselves, their associates and successors, to be incorporated and made a pajty politic under the name and style of tfe Progress publishing Company, for af period of twenty years. [ 2. The principal office (f said com. pany shall be in the city pf Douglas, Georgia, but petitioners dejre the right to establish branch officesjwithin this state or elsewhere when a majority of the stock-holders shafl so Jdermine. 3. The object of said prporation is pecuniary gain to its stockholders. 4. The business to be arried on by said corporation is the pi lishing of a weekly and semi-weekly, 3untry news paper and of establishing nd operating a job printing press and itfit in con nection therewith, and he right to establish and operate a d ly paper. 5. The capital stock o said company shall be $3000.00 divided ito shares of $25.00 each with the privi ge of increas ing said capital stock t the sum of $10,000.00 by a vote of t* majority of said stock. More than c 3-third of said stock has already actual been paid in. 6. said petitioners d ire the right to hold, own and con trol - eal estate for the purpose of erecting building and buildings in which to pi; e and operate said plant; the right to le and be sued, to plead and be implead!, and to have and use a common seal to make all necessary by-laws and Jgulations and to do all things incidenfend necessary to the carrying out of aid purpose of incorporation. 7. They desire for sid corporation, at the end of said twew years, a re newal for the like timhs provided by the laws of this state id that it shall have all such other rijts, powers and priviiiges and immun es incident to like corporations or p< nissable under the laws of Georgia a amendable to the same. wherefore, Petiti< )rs prays to be incorporated under th name and style aforesaid with the p r ers, privileges and immunities hereir et forth and for all other relief that th may be entitled Coffee County Fair and Poultry Show EOUGLAS, GEORGIA November 18th to 22nd = - ■ ■ = . • District Corn Club Show, Poultry Show, Colt Show, Other ♦) 4 ' Departments will have most Interesting Exhibits Ltminious Midway of Clean and High Class Attractions including Wild West and Miordrome. Motorcycle Racing Daily by Professional Riders. ' . . School Children's Day Tuesday, November 18th Joys Corn Club Show Thursday November 20th Governor Slaton Speaks Thursday Nov. 2oth RKLROADS GIVE SPECIAL CHEAP RATES TJ */ 7 Oil .sjjrmbi Vi 7.../J7X. aril mo 7 Htb-J MUls, jrowd&s and C Qpsulzs The need of practical education has never been realized rhore than today. To go beyond the narrow confines of the 3 R’s, and as such we hope to contribute our portion to this cause. There is a time for everything, we are taught by the Scriptures, and we cannot conceive of a more appropri ate time to begin teaching the people proper hygienic care of the mouth than to begin by training the pub lic school children. Teach them and supply them for a time and they will readily see the good. Just at this point let me digress long enough to say by way of paren thesis, that through the efforts of your most worthy county school sup erintendent he has secured a gift from Colgate & Co., of New York, a cream and tooth paste as free samples, which are to be given from time to time to each school boy and girl who will supply himself or her self with a brush and take a pledge to use the samples. This, boys and girls, is without cost to you save the price of a tooth brush, which can be secured at a very nominal cost, and one which will be sure to pay you the biggest dividend of any investment you can make, i. e., in preservation of your teeth and the protection of your usual health. Bad teeth are directly responsible for more stomach trouble than you have ever realized, therefore, you to under the laws of this state. T. A. WALLACE, Atty for petitioner. Filed in office, this the sth day of November, 1913. J. R. OVERMAN, clerk superior court, coffee County, Geoi'gia. GEORGIA—COFFEE COUNTY. I, J. R. Overman, clerk of the superior court of said county, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of the application for charter of the Progress Printing com pany as the same appears in this office. witness my official signature and the seal of said court, this the sth day of November, 1913. J. R. OVERMAN, clerk superior court, coffee county Georgia. THE COFFEE COUNTY PROGRESS, EOIIGLAS, GEORGIA . . 1 . . """ l *"" 1 " 1 ,-.ii.mji "i iii n i ii ii ought to begin early and get ‘this j Hlibit so fixed that it will'fast you | through life. Most boys and girls never learn this important lesson till they have spent several hours in the dentist’s chair and walked the floor all night for a good many nights with the toothache. The writer of this article would j doubtless be wearing a plate or sev- ] eral bridges now were it not for the j fact he formed this habit earlier and I has his teeth inspected every three j or four months for decays. It is j true he has no less than fonrteen fill ings in his teeth, but if he had known the importance of this earlier than ! he did it wmuld doubtless have been ; unnecessary to have had any decayed teeth at all. This is not in a spirit of criticism or advertising, but an effort to help you start right, then stay right. These packages of which 1 spoke will be distributed to you through your teacher in each school at a later time, and from time to time, until our allotment is used up, and at the end of that time we feel that j | there will be but few boys or girls j j who have started well, willing to i stop. Your teeth do not wait till you are j old before they begin to decay. I have seen children time and again [ go to the dentist to have their per- \ manent teeth extracted, their par ents thinking that they would shed this. It is indeed a pitiable condi tion. These decays are responsible for; quite a lot of nervousness, in addi- j tion to stomach trouble, neuralgia, foul breath and injury to the gen-j eral health. I am not writing this article to send you boys and girls to the dentist, but to show you the way whereby it will j not be necessary for you to go. For sale cheap; A splendid pair of Kansas City Computing Scales. I Latest patent and practically new. ' Call at this office. SAPP’S PHARMACY' 1 •it *>■£u • v,. *a w\ vr/IT <' i v THE PROGRESSIVE DRUGGIST PHONE US YOUR NEEDS, WE HAVE IT PHONE 144 AND SEE There is comfort in knowing where to get what you want when you want it. Our Line of Drugs Medicines, Toilet Artiles, Rubber Goods, Station ery, Candies, etc., is extensive and will surely please you We make a specialty of prescription work. Drop in. Feel at home here. SAPP’S PHARMACY 102-1 04 E. Ward St. Douglas, Georgia THE CITY PRESSING CLUB Phone Rear Corn’s Barber Shop Let us know when you have any garment to clean, press or dye. We deliver promptly and satisfaction guaranteed THE CITY PRESSING CLUB