The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
The following table shows the temper ature and rainfall at selected stations:
Extracts From Reports.

Blount, Oneonta: The mean temperature was "A degrees; the highest was S9, and the lowest was 59 degrees. Dry weather prevailed. though there was some rain at the close of the week. The percentage of sunshine was high.-Aqulla J. Ket ehum.
 Calhoun, Anniston: The highest tenn perature was 9o and the lowest was 61 degrees; the weekly mean temperature was Y degrees. The week was generally dry, though rain fell during the latter part-Weather Bureau.
 Calhoun, Ohatchee: Fair weather pre- vailed during the gerater part of the week, but rans were received on the 20th and 21st.-J. l.. Gilbert.
 Cherokee. Gaylesvile: F air weather pre- vailed during almost the entire week. Some of the days were rather warm Robert s. Hudson.
 Colbert. Rlverton: The days were warm. but the nights were rather cool, the lowest temperature being 59 degrees on the 18th. Dry weather prevailed though light rain fell on the 1t7h.-E. k. Nelles.
 Franklin, Phil Campbell: Dry weather continued herc until the evening of the 2lst. when a beneficial rain was received. This was the first rain have had in about eight weeks.M M. Duke.
 Jefferson, Birmingham: Generally fair weather prevailed, until the Fist, when cloudy and rainy weather set in. The temperatures were above normal.-Weath- CT Bureau
 Madison. Madison The weather of the week was generally warm and dry, with plenty of sunshine.-Albert klsh. Morgan. Decatur: The days were mod | erately warm, though the nights were cool. Tie mean temperature was 76 de- grees. Dry weather prevailed, and about i "A per cent Of the average sunshine was received The total rainfall was 2.60 inches. all of which fell during the last | two days.-E. A. Carriger. St Clair, Ashville: Very favorable weather prevailed in this section. There was no rain worthy of note, until the 21st. when 0.S6 inch fell. The nights and mornings were moderately cool, but the days were warm. About 80 per cent of the average sunshine was received l George R. Gather.
 Walker CorodYa: Fair weather pre- l vailed here. Some of the days were warm but the nights were rather cool l Scott Maxwell.
 Middle District.
 Bibb. Eoline: Dry. partly cloudy to cloudy. and cool weather prevailed. with l fresh southeast winds during most of the week-Will Woodson Bullock, Union Springs: Fair weather prevailed during the first half of the week; the latter half was cloudy and rainy, 20 inches of rain falling during the last two days.--P l.. Cowan.
 Chiffon. Clanton: The days were warm but the nights were rather cool Less than the average sunshine was received. The weather was dry, until the last two days when beneficial rains were received. Wallace C. Elder
 Clay Ashland: The weather was dry, until the Fist, when showery weather set in. The days were warm but the nights were cool.--James l.. CarW1le.
 Coosa Goodwater The days were warm.. but the nights were rather cool. The total rainfall was 210 inches all of which fell during the last two days Florence Degnan.
 Dallas, Selma: Fair weather prevail ed during the greater part of the week. though the last two days were showery. Some of the nights were moderately cool.-Andrew Brislin. Elmore. Wetumpka: Dry weather prevailed, until the 22d. when a good rain fell throughout this section The days were warm, but the nights were cool.-J. Callaway.
 Greene Boligee: The average maxi mum temperature was ST. and the av- craze minimum was 66 degrees. About 78 per cent of the average sunshine was received The total rainfall. up to the 21st, was .03 inch.-E. F. Bou- chelle.
 Lee, Opelika: The forepart of the week was fair and warm; the latter part was showery, with rather cool nights. The total rainfall was .s9 inch all of which fell during the last two days.-A. H. Read. Jr. Marengo. Demopolis Favorable weather prevailed fin this section.-B. l.. Garber.
 Shelby, Harpersville: The weather was dry. with sufficient sunshine,