The morning times., 1896-03-18
TWO YEARS OLD TODAY
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Continued TON FIRST rage
OF The Times more than the Iaboripg
people or the District
Sch;IilnG, Anthony, police sergeant:
The Times contains more nc VS. than the
majority OF papers IL is very SUCCESS
ful and has accomplished 4 great deal,
especially IL its a. 3Eht galnst idwleSS-
ness across the river.
SHERMAN, Mrs John: The Times Is
most -nterpFesng paper. The even
ing issue. Is alwa - a surprise, that inits
second edition N orc 0ay there can ne
SO mUC5 news. Tire paper is 70 be CON-
neDutd Tor ne enterprise lE SHOWS and
also FOR the price at which 10 sells. put
ting II within reach of everybody
Shoemaker, Albert T.. attorney for
the Anti-SaiOon Lea que and Grand
Chief IeGplar OF the District. II
have watched with good dCaI OF in
teFeSt the progress OF The Times nom
Its inception 10 Jlss present GATE
admire tts iearicSSne>s and desire 10
b.uefit THIS eli = stilsi bring 4 boat reiOrrzS
th5t seem 20 D. necessary for the vel
fare OF the people. Judging from its
circulation and other evidences, the
growth OF The Times has been remark
able, ana, 10 my mind. past ali ex-
peCJatiOas / believe that it's POPULAR
lty comes largely from tie fact tnat it
las been SO OlItS pOSeH Gs-finSt the evils
which iictiTLsh1ti Eerc- The COURSE ITS
managers nave adopted warrant even
greater success than has been achieved -
SidGGns, F. Z, attnrn1y-at-laW: Aside
from personal rea soGs why L am happy
III being able TO congratulate The Times
on this, i;s second anniversary, there
are many and substantial reasons Why
all Washington should tender COn-rutu-
ldtiOnS- Cnlet amoDS them are that
all classes or citiZetfs, save the criminal
ana disrepltah!c, have in The Times a
Coura geGus mOathpieCc and advocate or
their grievances. such i position
The Times consistently and continuously
occupies, ofteG, / have no GOubf at
some sacrifice to its flOFe material in
teFeStS. But in the eRd its course viii
undoubtedly make 10 ere OF the most
powerful papers iii the United States.
It's growth up to the present time has
been the T.ISSst reinarka Die in the history
OF WaShing gtcn newspa peFs."
Simmons, H. G., master workman
D. A No. Sc. K. OF l.: The Times
is an admirable paper, newsy and re-
liable. ard is deserving OF the SUCCESS
1t has attained. 1t coIaEendS itself TO
the public by the impartial manner in
which 1t handles ali pubic cues; ions,
especially those relating TO the ad-
vaucctnent OF the interests OF the Ia
boring classes.
Smith, w. A, president Dasha yyav
Temperance Association Tho good
citizens of Washington have cause to be
=
two-year-oid champion. The Times has
proven itself q great moral factor. as
well as ftrSt-CiasS re vs. pc per and lam
not, therefore, surprised at il ) piienOm-
email growth In circulation. advertising
patrOn3geand influence. MyWish is hat
1t may even Have greater nIeasIIre Of
success. and l believe 1t win"
Sperry, Mrs n. b.: "The Times Is to
be congratulated on Its success, es-
peclally as ! observe the iucrcaSeof the
readers OF its evening edition. 4 wear
ago, when would be returning In the
evenings 10 my home, would notice all
the gentlemen in the car reading the
Star. I've noted 81 change. sud the otI;er
evening ! counted out OF five persons
reading "a the car. three had The Even
Ing Times, one q MGnSey and the fifth a
morning Post The Times is certainly
gaining ground hear IL more often
referred 10 than any other Washington
paper. and It Is going toward rerfec-
ton. forits entire make-upis constantly
improving
Spring Eniaun Bros, expresSmen: I'VE
Ike re mines ana nave always ap-
proved OF It's methods. 1t gives the
news IA crisp, original way. Our best
wishes on its birthday
Bros-, wholesale coal mer-
chants. The Times has succeeded in
the face OF many diffIcuHiss and it's
prospects are OF the brightest. It has
all the pusa and energy that is bound TO
proiong the success IL now enjoys
Suter, Jesse c., recording secretary
Anti-Saloon League, and leading
member OF the Good TemplaFS: The
reforms started and accomplished by
The Washington Times are laUsiabie,
aud in accord with the feelings of eFery
conscientious citizen of she District
l heartily tnd0=se The Times, and con-
graduate it on the prosperity which