Reminiscences of a Pioneer
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He was a man of good morals as far ascould be observed, and sober withal. One morning he left the saloon at 2o'clock, as was his custom. From the moment he passed out of the door hedisappeared from the sight of men as effectually as the light of anextinguished candle. He was popular and had not a known enemy in theworld. But whether he was murdered and his body concealed, or whether heleft the country, remained an unsolved mystery. The latter theory hadfew or no adherents, as he was tenderly at...tached to his wife and child. Be that as it may. Soon after the disappearance of the musician, a youngphysician, who was handsome, accomplished, and talented, made his adventinto Canyon City. In due time he became interested in the comely widow, and when sufficient time had elapsed, and no tidings came back of themissing husband and father, legal steps were taken, a divorce securedand the young physician made the widow his wife. As years rolled awayand the mines "played out, " the Doctor and his wife and little girlmoved to a town in the Willamette valley.
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He was a man of good morals as far ascould be observed, and sober withal. One morning he left the saloon at 2o'clock, as was his custom. From the moment he passed out of the door hedisappeared from the sight of men as effectually as the light of anextinguished candle. He was popular and had not a known enemy in theworld. But whether he was murdered and his body concealed, or whether heleft the country, remained an unsolved mystery. The latter theory hadfew or no adherents, as he was tenderly at...tached to his wife and child. Be that as it may. Soon after the disappearance of the musician, a youngphysician, who was handsome, accomplished, and talented, made his adventinto Canyon City. In due time he became interested in the comely widow, and when sufficient time had elapsed, and no tidings came back of themissing husband and father, legal steps were taken, a divorce securedand the young physician made the widow his wife. As years rolled awayand the mines "played out, " the Doctor and his wife and little girlmoved to a town in the Willamette valley.
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