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Books asks Gillom to visit three men with violent reputations: Mike Sweeney, an aging outlaw and the brother of a man Books once killed in self-defense; deadly crack shot Jack Pulford, the [[Faro (card game)|Faro]] dealer at the local Metropole Saloon; and Cobb, Gillom's boss. Gillom is to tell each of the three men that Books will be at the Metropole at 11:00 am on January 29, his birthday. On that date, the headstone arrives, which only mentions Books' death as occurring in "1901". Books gives Gillom his beloved horse, Ole Dollar, bids farewell to Bond, and then boards a trolley for the Metropole Saloon.
At the saloon, Books finds the three men waiting for him at different tables. He orders the saloon's finest whiskey, toasting his birthday and his three "guests". Cobb opens fire first, causing Books to dive over the bar. Books throws a bottle of whiskey to distract Cobb, and guns him down. Sweeney wounds Books in the arm, using his table as a shield. Books shoots through the table, killing Sweeney. Pulford
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