:54:00
What was it this time?
Same old thing.
:54:03
Stock train piled up
this side of Smoky Creek.
:54:07
You look a sight. I saw you
comin' and put the coffee on.
:54:11
Fine.
:54:15
I guess bad luck, like they say,
comes all in a lump.
:54:19
This ain't no "bad luck"...
bridges burned, switches left open,
:54:22
journals sanded,
freight lost in shipment,
:54:25
cattle stolen
from right out of the cars.
:54:27
No. This is something
that's all been figured out.
:54:33
Do we know who's doing it?
:54:37
Don't ask me that. Of course
we know who's doing it!
:54:41
And so does everybody
from here to Cheyenne!
:54:44
If he only had the wit
to realize it, the fool!
:54:51
Guaranteed
Cherokee Indian snake oil!
:54:54
Folks, it'll cure anything that
happens to be wrong with you.
:54:57
I had a woman who come to me not long
ago. This woman suffered from insomnia.
:55:01
I've got a letter from her here.
I want to read you this letter.
:55:03
It says here,
"Unless you leave town immedia..."
:55:05
No, that's not it.
That's a personal letter, my friends.
:55:11
I'll drop you off here, huh? I thought we were
going to spend a quiet evening with Emmy and Bill.
:55:17
This genuine Indian snake oil... Maybe that's
what you need, honey... a shot of snake oil.
:55:22
You've sure been looking
kind of puny. Have I?
:55:25
Yeah, kind of mopey, puttering
around the house like a sick hen.
:55:30
I'm sorry, Murray.
And stop being sorry so much.
:55:33
Every time I open my mouth,
you're sorry.
:55:37
I'm sorry, honey.
Now you've got me doing it.
:55:40
Hello, Murray. Hi
there! How's my big boy?
:55:44
The wife.
:55:47
Friends of Rebstock's.
Yes. I should imagine.
:55:56
Well, if it ain't the little lady herself,
slick as a daisy and twice as pretty.