:39:02
Another murder. Four or five a day.
:39:04
- Surrett's the undertaker's best friend.
- It's getting dangerous to live here.
:39:08
Well, why don't you get out?
:39:28
I see by that bulletin
that you're looking for trouble.
:39:31
We're just printing the plain facts.
:39:33
We put up with your paper
long enough.
:39:35
- Now we mean business.
- Yancey...
:39:37
...are you scared of that fellow
from Texas?
:39:40
We'll take care of him, but don't print
no story about Surrett.
:39:43
Is that clear?
:39:46
I'm waiting for an answer.
:39:52
I reckon you get the general idea now.
:40:00
Those clothes look as though
you're up to no good.
:40:03
I ain't had store clothes on for a long
time. I felt like I wanted to clean up.
:40:08
I got a call to make,
so you're on your own.
:40:10
Just try and keep sober
and stay out of trouble.
:40:13
I signed the temperance pledge
before we left Texas.
:40:16
I know that, and you were drunk
when you signed it.
:40:19
No, you're confusing the issue.
I'm a reformed man.
:40:22
Even a reformed man gets into trouble
when the boys get paid off.
:40:25
No. I ain't gonna touch a drop.
I'll mosey around and take in the sights.
:40:29
- Don't become one of them.
- Don't you worry none about it.
:40:32
After me getting
on my store clothes...
:40:35
...I'm not gonna have anything
like that happen.
:40:47
Hey, mister.
:40:52
Please help me over,
will you, young man?
:40:59
Get closer.