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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE.
 At Private Sale.

In the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County. State of ArIzOna.
 In the Matter of the Estate of William Schuckmann. Deceased-
 Notice is Hereby Given. That in pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, made the Twenty-ninth day of May, 1919, in the matter of the estate of William Schuckma m. deceased, the undersigned, the administratrix of the said sell st private sale to the highest bidder. sub ject to confirmation by said Superior Court. on Tuesday, the seventeenth day of Jnne, 1919. at ten o'clock A. M.. at the Court House. in the City of NOgales, in the said County of Santa Cruz. State of Arizona, the following de scrihed real property, to-wit:
 Being in the town of Nogales, Arizona. and delineated on the official map of the said Town of N6 gales made by William Bradford and ap- proved by the Mayor and Common Council of said Town of Nogales, on the Eth day of De- cember. 1899. having a frontage on the south side of Crawford Street of hundred feet and extending southerly along West Street distance of one hundred and five and. 4i-100 feet more less.
 Sealed bids offers will be received by said .admnistratrix at the office of Duffy X Purdum in the town of NOgales, Arizona. or may be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County. at the Court House in Nogales. Ar izona, at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of said sale.
 said sale by the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County.
 Administratrix of the Estate of William Schuckmann, Deceased.
 Dated Nogales. May 31st, 1919. 3l-3t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Francisco R. de Varela, deceased.
 NOTICE is he reby given by the un- " der>igned administrator of the es- tate of Francisco R de Varela, deceas- ed, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceas- ed to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator. at the office of Barry x Sarry. iE the Trust Building, at N O. gales, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in the said County of Santa Cruz.
 NJ. A. VARELA,
 Admin istra tor of the Estate Of Fran cisca R de Varela, deceased
 Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this 4th day of June, l9l9. 7-5t
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PASSING OF JAMES RENSHAW.

James Renshaw, Father of H. R. Renshaw of Nogales, and Al fred s. Renshaw of California, died this morning at the ripe old age of 82 years, says Wednes- days Herald. There is probably not another man in this section of the country that lived as in teresting a life as the deceased.
 James Renshaw was born in Baltimore, Md, May 10, 1887, and when but small boy was\a pupil in the Brook Farm School in Massachusetts, where he was taught by Charles A. Dana, the famous publisher of the New York Sun.
 In 1851. he was sent by a French colony organization of New Jersey to find a suitable location near Dallas, Texas, for the esta ablishment of a colony. Mr. Renshaw, who was talent ed linguist. stayed at the colony for two years, translating and interpreting French.
 He then went to New York, studied and graduated from an engineering school and was given a commission in the United States Navy, being attached to the frigate Susquehanna" fight ing aboard that ship all through the civil war. In 1867, MI. Ken shaw resigned from the navy and went to South America be- ing attached to the Argentine government.
 He returned to the United States in 1871 going into the
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mining machinery business in New York and later establishing a business in Denver from where he supplied mines all through the western country.
 For the past few years, MT. Renshaw has made his home in NogaleS with his wife and son Harry. The deceased was a mem Der of the Free and Accept ed Order of Masons and the Mil itary Order of the Loyal Legion Of Honor of the United States.
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STATE or ARIZONA
 Office of the

Arizona Corporation Commission UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 STATE OF ARIZONA The Arizona Corporation Commission does hereby certify that the annexed is a true and complete transcript of the
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STATE OF ARIZONA. ( ra.t,, ,,f s-anra rr,,1

STATE OF ARIZONA, County of Santa Cruz, 9'
 BAcorp me. Frank J. Duffy. a Notary Public in and for said County and State. on this day personally appeared George H. Fiedler Victor |. Wag.r, Frank k. Cole, and R. II. Stevenson. to me known to be the persons who su bscri bed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged tn me that they executed the same for the pur- poses and consideration therein expressed. '-iven under my hand aad seal of office this 18th day April. A. D., 1919.
 Seal. FRANK J. DUFFY,
 Notary Public. My commission expires February 6. 1922.
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The private property of the stockholders of the corporation shall be forever exempt from the corporate debts of any character whatso-
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Tne highest amount of indebtedness or liab- ! ilty. direct contingent, to which the cor
 poratlon shall at any time subject itself is not
 to exceed two-thirds (s5) of the capital stock
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Yesterday (Monday) announce ment was made of d business change in the line city that was a real surprise; and it empha sizes the old adage that the un- expected is what happens, says the Oasis.
 After twenty nine years of sue cessful merchandising in Noga- les, MT. Ramon Vasquez has sold to Joseph Berk of the Mo dern Store, the colossal empo rum known long and we'll as the Red House (La Casa Colo, rada,) and retireS from business.
 The transaction is the heaviest in that line ever carried out in Santa Cruz county; and the transfer is reported to involve $125, ,OOO.
 When Nogales was young Mir. Vasquez embarked in business here in small way; but strict atten tion to business resulted in steady and substantial growth until the Red House had become one of the largest and most widely known department stores anywhere on the international boundary, housed in a great building of three stories and a basement, housing one of the largest and most complete stocks of dry goods, ladies' dress goods, mems and boys clothing, boots and shoes, etc, anywhere in the Southwest. MT. Vaquez now re- A H1l and enjoy d competence.
 During the past seven years there has been associated with Mr. Vasquez one of the most wide awake and thoroughly trained managers in the United States, who has contributed greatly to the success and pre- Stige of the eSta blishment, Mr. J. A. Legarra.
 One so active, with so wide a knowledge of the country, it's people, their wants and needs and with a mastery of the mys- teries of trade that is perfect and mastcrly, Mir. Legarra will not remain idle any length of time. In fact the change was narQly announced Oe1Ore MT. Legarra was the recipient of several flattering offers. He says he will rest little while.
 All the old timers and many others, will regret to see Mir. -Vasquez go out from active bus mess pursuits; but they all will be cheered by the fact that he will continue to make his resi- dence in the line city.
 The new proprietor, MT. Joe Berk, proprietor of the Modern Store has been in business in Nogales a number of years; and he has achieved a high place among the active, energetic bus ipess men of the city. To a re- porter MT. Berk confided that his plans are not matured en- tirely as yet, but lie intends making the Red House one of the largest most widely known commercial esta blishments in the country.
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The Directors shall adopt bylaws for tt government of the corporation. and ma amend the same. They shall have power to ii occurring the Board from an cause and to appoint from among their nuu II ber an Executive Committee, which, to tt extent provided by resolution by the sai
 By Laws, shall have and exercise the power granted to the Directors by these Articles.
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STATE OF ARIZONAJ

The above and foregoing instrument was ex- ec,ited heforc me. the undersigned, this first day of May. A D.. 1919. by James A. Harrison n, who acknow edged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration there in expressed
 Given under my hand and seal of office this first day of May. A. D 1919.
 Seal. FRANK J. DUFFY,
 Notary Public in and for Santa Cruz
 County, State of Arizona. My nnI.nissipn expires February q. 1?22-
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within r outside the State of Arizona as the Bylaws of the Company shall provide.
 ARTICLE

The general nature of the b sinnss proposed to be transacted by this corpor9tion is to To- possess. operate. or sell or othe' wise dispose of "T s oil ndS coal lsGd5 f6es substances any of their products: to bore. hold. own or possess, hypothecate sell or otherwise spose of leases of oil, gas or petro- dig or drill oil or gas wells, and generally to engage in and carry on the business of pro ing. drilling, digging. tunnelling and explor- ing for prodGoing' rehning t6eat,Hg; d man man ing and dealing in oil, petroleum m neral gas; hydro carbon substances and the products of all such substances. and to that end and for tract for, lease otherwise acquire, hold, own. manage, and oper mortgage. sell or tanks. storage tanks. cars, tank cars. man ataceories, ma0n6nery ana other works; & proP purtena7ces. which may be necessary or con ing and conduct of said business. ARTICLE III
 The amount of authorized capital stock of Dollars (Sioo,ooo oo.) divided into ten thousand 10,0O0) shares ef the par value of Ten Dollars time the Board of Directors may designate, either in cash, real. or personal property. ser. other corporations, or any other valuable right or thing for the uses and purpGses of the ,, cor, issued in exchange therefor shall thereupon M TS ye pad fr anu in oe cash s and shall be -assessable forever.
 ARTICLE "
 The time of the commencement of the cor pOration shall be the day these Articles filed in accordanca with law, and the termina- tion thereof sh all be twenty-five (25l years thereafter with the privilege of renewal, and the right of perpetual succession now pro vided by law.
 The affairs of this corporation shall be con- ducted by board of not less than five C5) and not more than seven CD Directors. The Bnard of Directors shall elect n President, Vic6-Pr sident. Secretary, and Treasurer.
 The Directors shall be elected by and from among the stockh OlIierS at their annual meet ing on the third Monday in January of each year. Until their successors are elected and qualified the iucorporat 'rs hereof shall con stItute the Board of Directors.
 ARTICLE VI The Directors shall adopt bylaws for the government of the corporation. and may vacancies occurring III the Board from any cause, and to appoint from among their nu m her Executive Committee, which, to the extent provided by resolution or by the sad By Laws, shall have and exercise the powers granted to the Directors by these Articles.
 ARTICLE VII
 Tne highest amount of indebtedness or liab- fifty. direct or contingent, to which the cor to exceed two thirds (s1) of tue capital stock of the corporation.
 ARTICLE VIII
 The private property of the stockholders of the corporation shall be forever exempt from the corporate debts of any character whatso- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this lith day of April, A. D.. 1919.
 GEORGE H; FIEDI.ER, Zeal.
 VICTOR J. WAGER. Seal.
 FRANK S; E. COLE, seal
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STATE OF ARIZONA, , - County of Santa Crnz. ss

I hereby certify that the within instrument was filed and recorded at the request of V. J. Wager, May g. A D 1919 at $50 D. m., book Art. of Inc, page 304.
 Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid
 Seal. ARGUS REDDOCH,
 5-11-6t- County Recorder.
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Filed in the office of the Arizona Corporation Commission this day of May, A. D.. lg19 at 1O:OO.a. m., at quest of Frank J. Duffy, whose post office address is Nogales, ArIzona. Arlzona Corporation Commission,
 By AMOS A. BETTS, Chairman.
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ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
 of the LAS TRES HERMANAS OIL AND REFINING
 COMPANY.

KNow ALL MEN BY THESE PRES ENTs: That we, James A. Harrison, George H. Fiader, Victor J. Wager. Frank E. Cole, and R II. Stevenson, hereby associate ourselves together to form a corporation under the laws of the State of Arizona, and adopt the following
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
 ARTICLE

TRES HERuANAS OIL AND REEF MING COMPANY, and the names of the incnrp"rat
 Ors, with theIr resIdences and postotiice al
 dresses James A. Harrison, Nogal"s, Ari- zona; George H. F edler, Nogales, Arizona; Victor J. Wager, Nogales. Arizona; Frank E Cole, Nogales, Arizona. and R. H. SteN enson, Nogales. ArIzona; and it's principal placa of business shall be in Nogales, Santa Cruz COun- ty. Arizona. Offices may be esta bl ish+d. bueI- ness transacted. ant meetings of the stock
 holders and directors held at such other places
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A BIG BUSINESS CHANGE.

Don Ramon VasCuez Sells The Red
 House to Joe Berk.
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TUESDAY, JULY |
First Dry Day for Kentucky in 1T
I91 ears.

Tuesday July T. 1919 was Ken
uckv's first dry day iu IFS 10 years
CA iStence. ass state. as every saloon
has closed iu compliance with the war
time prohibition act
In statement issued Monday 81
toruey General Palmer declared Shat
the wartime prohibition Mu llu-t %,
obeyod and that the Department 81
Justice would use all means at its dis
po~tl to -ec chat the measure b. EN-
forced BE sHid that the only question
now iu controversy that regarding
what liquors are Intoxicating. D. now
before the courts for decision and that
De- i- awaiting that decision before am
ouncing his cour~e. lie said howcver
chat fhe pondency of litigation i~ ua
defense and indicated that those who
make and sell light wines and htcr 90
SD uf their own peril
IN the meantime. hooticcgcr~ ARE do-
iug small and hazardous business
with prices ranging zap fo $40 quart
It d. said quite few fiirkmauite-
have supplied themselves with enough
liquor to last them several months
Several barrels are said Co have hceu
brought in just ahead Of the great
droufh and that the famine viii uot
hecomc reality for few weeks. at
least
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PRISONER ESCAPES
Dick HELL. Caught in Georgia. Jumps
From Train and Escapes.

Dick KclL arrested I'm Canton. Ga
on charge OF employing an aged negro
% attempt the murder Of Alfred Willis
near Hickman hast spring. escaped
from Deputy sheriff Thomas i.sf
Thursday night by jumping through fh,.
window of car ou % train running ~
miles ana hour The escape was made.
in Alabama Mr. Thomas tells TN.
Courier that he had the man In tbe
smoking compartment Of the coa.I
with him and two other men Ken
had apparently been asleep about
half hour and Thomas went 10 fine
cooler just outside the smoking room
o. eef 20 drink when he returned his
MAN tNa~ gone. oue Of his fcllo,v-ras
~-ueers told the officer the man jumt,ed
ouf 90 fhe open window. and they saw
his hand holding 90 the window sill
from the outside and then he diSan-
fu.ared This happened about ON. a.
clock iu fhc morning a search ar div
light along the ri-ht-uf- way failed fn
reveal the man. either dead or Injured
although DO would seem Impossible for
a man to alight from train going az
"a high rate ~ speed without crippling
or killing him The conductor told
Alr Thomas they were aking -
miles an hour at the time Of the e.
cipe
Mr Thomas says he had taken tb..
handouts on OF Rel Co give him "a
chance to rest. as he had had them ON
lam day
50 fHr uo trace Of him has been had
KcI was Indicted hy the last grand
jury. with three others. as being impli-
Gated Zoo fhe shooting OF Mr.. willis
An have hccu arrested except hin,
keu worked for Willis previous 10 no
ATTEMPTED murder As told in these
columns. Mr. Willis was shot by SOM.
Unknown enemy from out i'm the dark
ness as hc saf iu "a lighted room IA
front of window holding his little
] child. the charge from the shotgun
tearing out his right eyc and badly ia.
iuriug his face His condition al first
I WAS thought fatal but be- recovered
/ .Au aged negro was arrested two dav-
LIter charged with fhc crime. but n
was known that Doe had been the tool
Of white men, Two white men, broth.
rr~. were arrested iu connection win
/ thc affair. and they are said to have
given sufficient Information 90 cans.
the arrest OF kcn. who b. charged viii
having hired the negro Co Do the shoot
/ ing The affair occurred twelve milo.
west Of Hickman
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Courier three months 4Oc.

Leibovitz specializes in mems and
boys goods only.
All of Ieibovitz's time and energies
are devoted to mems and boys goods
only.
Wear Ieibovitz's Palm Beach ana
Mohair summer clothing and know
what real comfort means
Buv Vassar Union Suits and Secure
that desired comfort and GOODNESS dur-
ing the summer Sold only at Lsino-
Wits Live Store.
Mrs. Belle Muse leaves today for her
home at Atlanta. Ga. after visit
with her aunt. Mrs. 4. NJ. Ellison. and
other Hickman relatives.
The store To buy your mems and boys
goods from il the store that specializ-
- i'm these lines. Leibovitz's Live
Store features Mems and Boys goods
exclusively
A. X. Johnson and family. Of Nash
Vile. spent the week with his brother.
Andrew johnson. and wife, on their
WAY 10 Chillicothe. Mo. 70 visit her
uarenfs. II. 4. Eliza and wife.
The total French losses i'm killed and
missing on land and sea. a. officially
up to the day of the arms
tice. Nov IL, 1915. amounted 10 1866
Do.
To the accompaniment OF boz ling
snnS. shri.-sirg sir. rs. blaring lands.
and shouting people, President Wilson
came home Tuesday from Fra
where he has been for several weeks
helping 10 frame the peace treaty be-
tween the Allies and Germany.
Now that the war is over, the people
of Hickman should make "A united eff
for to have the y. &. restore the train
taken off this end of the line some
time ago. As long as we will endure
il. Just any old kind of service will be
pa lined of on us The only way Z.
get that train back Is to go right after
It-even to the president of the l.. x y.
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Erervwhore. men uud BOYS enjoy
fhe IritoviIz Live Store quality. Vul-
uc and service.
Dr o. W Smucl~ and wife, of
Louisville. are spending % feW days at
Ec,lfout Lake with friends.
Mrs. n n Davis and SON King. lcff
last week for Chaufauqum. y s.. to
attcud original chHufuuquas She will
De- gone two or three weeks
a lot of the success OF the Leihpvifz
Live Store comes from the CLOSE a-frn-
tion it pays to style and quality -ea-
lures.
The Grand Lodge OF Elks. in session
az Atlantic city. y j. Monday. elected
Frank l.. Rain. of Fairhury. Neh a>
Exalted Rulcr Chicago was cho~cr
for the 1870 convention
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$4,000 DEAL
:. 4. Dodds Sells Roundaway flanta-
ton Near Clarlssdale

Two hundred dollars an acre WAS
paid by Jake Fink 81 'lurk~dHie for the
= l. podds plantation GO Baiizer.
Miss ia what is one 81 the largest
land transactions made IN 'oat"ina
county recently. The total considefh-
zion involved was S5lupm
The plantation. which l. regarded aS
one 90 the most highly improved in
Northern Mississippi comprises -.'.'N
acres. Possession viii be- given by Mr.
posdS Jan I. 1920.
Several HickmanifeS had an oppor-
tunify 90 buy this property i've wears
ago az less than S1OO.OoO and thus W.
are reminded of Shakespeare line
what fools we mortals he.
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SHORTAGE OF SUGAR.

There seems 10 be- a general short
age of sugar right here In the canning
and preserving season. and scarcely
enough can be- had FOR table use. Sew
eral Hickman stores are unable 10 get
sugar at all and can Till no orders.
Others are getting limited amount.
and selling IL the same way
The trouble seems 10 be- with the re
fineries. which claim they are over-soid
and behind with manufacturing on ac-
count OF labor shortage. etc. Forum
ately. the price remains the same Very
likely the sugar is going 10 other coun-
tries. where there j. no limit on price
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Courier fo- ,h-oe rou..s go.

courier f"r fh-f-r -r.prfHN 60
old papers at this ouicc-2Oc a 100
You viii De- wilt-proof If you wear
Lrihoviiz's summer clothing
hou'll wish you had Rudy this
winter.-IIickman Tin 4 Plumbing Co
IT, good 90 ~ee lot 81 our buSinrS,
houses being given fresh coat 81
paint
Lcihotifz's summer Clothing viii
give you fresh energy. and a new joy
ia life.
Big Ball Game sunday afternoon in
Hi mau. Alavfcld is coming over to
rry and WALTON oar boys.
Mrs Prank Stembridec ana daugh-
Ter. Gleuua. of chase city. Va. are
visiting her SOU. = u Stembridse. aud
wife.
x y. Johnson. wife and daughter
Kathryn. spent few days last week
with his mother. Kathryn johnson. Of
thristiana. Tenn
Mrs. Oscar Salmon and daurbter
GLADYS. are expected home this week
from Augusta. Ark. where She attend
eel the funeral Of g. r. Enker.
Lawrence Reynolds who has been In
service Ia France. spent last week win
hi~ aunt. Mrs W. \. Dodds. and sister
Miss Anita Reynolds Dodds.
Hon. Ote Piper. Of Clinton. eandi-
date for representative. came over
yesterday % do little cssmpaienip, a.
mous the Democratic voters
Sergeant g. y Holland. who b.s
been in France since last August viii
arrive home today. He j. "a son ~ Mr.
and Mrs. g. l. Holland. Of East Hirk-
man.
One Of the bad features about the
bone-dry law is that the fish will m,,,,i-
ply 50 fast now that the streams vii;
scarcely hold them.
Last spring the Courier suggested
that % would be- "A good time 10 start a
NOV ement for street oiling Now we
are moving about in clouds Of dust thar
T. menace 90 health and will dan.o,.
enough goods 10 pay for oiling ten
times
Harry NJ Grain has gone Ia Central
city, ny. where ne has accepted = mo-
sition an the mechanical Department
81 the Argus. Harry j. not onlv -
bright, clever young man of high moral
character but an excellent Young p.,vs-
paper man. He was editor-in-cbi,.f ~
the Bethel College year book The
l'asher-of some POO pages. profuseIv
illustrated and ably edited Young
Grain i son Of Rev. H. NJ. Grain
and wife. Of this city.
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