1:00:01
I got him, I got him.
1:00:03
I got him!
1:00:06
_ You got him?
_ Yeah!
1:00:09
Stay out of here.
1:00:27
_ Howdy.
_ Howdy.
1:00:31
I'm right sorry
I missed the start of that.
1:00:34
_ Doing your spring house-cleaning?
_ We're just getting acquainted.
1:00:39
We haven't seen each other
for some years.
1:00:41
I'm looking for a Mrs Kate Elder.
1:00:44
This is where she lived.
We're her sons.
1:00:47
_ She died a few days ago.
_ I am sorry.
1:00:52
_ I extend my sympathy to y'all.
_ Thank you.
1:00:55
I never had the pleasure of meeting
Mrs Elder, but I got a letter from her.
1:01:00
Since I had business in Clearwater,
I decided to pay her a visit.
1:01:04
I'm sorry I got here so late.
This is some letter!
1:01:08
Care to read it?
1:01:11
"Mr Charlie Bob Striker,
Pecos, Texas."
1:01:15
_ That's you?
_ It is.
1:01:17
This is Matt and Bud and Tom.
And I'm John Elder.
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Howdy.
1:01:25
"Dear Mr Striker, it has been told to me
that you have a lot too many horses."
1:01:30
"If this is true,
you have my sympathy,"
1:01:33
"as I have been horse poor
myself in the past."
1:01:37
"If you are still
in this predicament in June,"
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"I may be able to help you out and
take a hundred head off your hands,"
1:01:45
"provided you are
prepared to deal on credit"
1:01:49
"until I can resell them."
1:01:52
"I am interested in good sound stock,
but nothing fancy."
1:01:57
"And I would like to hear
your rock_bottom price."