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Down Dodge City and in the territory on West, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers. And that's with the U.S. Marshal and the smell of gun folk. Gun folk. Starring William Conrad, the transcribed story of the violence that moved West with young America.

The story of a man who moved with it. Matt Dillon, United States Marshal. You know Mr. Dillon on evening's life, yes I feel kindly towards everybody. Oh is that so, Chester?

Yes, sir. It's a peaceful. There's no cowboys who are on up and down front street, no shooting, no fight, almost no nothing. Well that doesn't upset you, does it? Oh my no, Mr. Dillon. I like it this way.

Push me some in mind at Texas. Texas. Well, Mr. Dylan, I don't mean there isn't some dust raisin done down there from time to time. But sometimes, Waco, don't cool off from sunset to sun up. That's so.

Well, I'm going to walk down to the Texas Trail, Chester, and have a beer with Kitty. That's what I'll just sit here and think. All right. But I'll come get you if anything happens. Yeah, you do that, Chester. All right, Kitty. I was kind of looking for you.

Oh, you got time for a beer? Sure. You want to go over to a table? Oh, the bar's cooler. Oh, Sam, set up some beer for me and Miss Kitty, will you? Well, I sure might.

Here you are. It's kind of quiet in here tonight. Oh, the whole town's quiet, man. Too hot, but troubled, maybe. Sometimes heat drinks trouble, Kitty. Makes people ouch. Kitty, bring your bin, come over to the table.