:26:02
We'd better see if she left any debts.
:26:05
Debts? What debts?
:26:07
Her funeral for one thing.
Who paid for that?
:26:10
_ She probably owes at the store, too.
_ That can't be much.
:26:14
I'm going to Hyselman's.
You and Bud go to Peevey's store.
:26:18
Matt, you talk to Dr lsdell.
We'll meet at the bank.
:26:40
Howdy, Bud. You don't look any
different than when you went to college.
:26:44
I expected him to come back
with a flat hat with a tassel,
:26:48
wearing glasses and looking smart.
:26:51
Mr Peevey, you remember
my brother Tom.
:26:53
Howdy, Tom.
I was sorry to hear about your ma.
:26:57
I'll miss her as much as I'd miss my own
ma if she went. God spare me the day.
:27:03
_ We came about Ma's bill.
_ We'd like to settle up.
:27:06
I think I have it inside. Come right in.
:27:09
Let me see now. Here it is.
:27:12
_ How much is that?
_ Six dollars and twenty cents.
:27:16
I'll cut you for it.
High card, double or nothing.
:27:25
Hey, Ma? How much for the dresses
Katie Elder made?
:27:29
_ I thought you paid her.
_ No, I haven't paid for them yet.
:27:33
The Elder boys are here to settle up.
:27:35
Four dresses at two fifty,
and two guitar lessons at fifty cents.
:27:40
Four dresses at two fifty,
and two guitar lessons at fifty cents.
:27:45
That means that I owe you
four dollars and eighty cents.
:27:52
Your ma took guitar lessons?
:27:53
Yeah, I figured she could earn a living
playing the guitar in the saloon.
:27:58
_ Want to hear her?
_ No, thank you. Some other time.