The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-26

Extracts From Reports of Correspondents
 Northern District.
 Blount Cneonta: The weather has been clear to partly cloudy, with no rnin.--Aquil- Ia J. Ketcham.
 Calhoun. Anniston; The temperature was about normal and there was an ample amount of sunshine; there was light rain during the latter part of the wsek.--w F. Clark.
 Cherokee, Mackey: The days have been warm and the nights pleasant: local show CTS fell on the 18th and 10th.-B. F. Mack Clehufns, EdwardsvIlIe: Warm, fair weather has prevailed--J. M. Tyler.
 Colbert. Riverton; The weather has been warm; a good rain fell on the 2cth.-E R. Cullnan. Cullman: few local showers occurred there was about s5 per cent. of sunshine: the temperature ranged as high as 90 degrees.-c. B Livingston.
 DeKalb. collinsville: The weather has been fair, with the exception of shower on the 1Sth. S-H. P. Newman.
 Jefferson, Irondale; The weather has been very favorable: It was fair and warm, ex- cept during the middle of the week. when a Limestone. Elkmont: The weather has been dry. with a high percentage Of sun shine.--Joei W. Legs.
 St. Clair. AshviiIe: The weather has been --Geo, R. Gather.
 Walker, Pocahontas. The week was warm and dry; little rain is needed.--J. H. Al winston. Melville: warm, sunshiny weather has prsyaiied.-H. J. Wilson.
 Middle District: C Bibb Eoline: The week has been clear and warm, with about 90 per cent. of sun shine.--Wiil woodson.
 Chiffon. clanton: The days have been warm; the daily range of temperature ay- eraged 30 degrees.--Wallace c. Edler.
 Choetaw. Pushmataha The week has been very faVorable.-E. A. Carr.
 Coosa, Hollins There was about 90 per cent. of sunshine; there was no rain.-Ira Bailey.
 Clay. Ashland: The temperature was moderately high; no rain fell until the lat ter part of the week when light showers contradictions L. Carwile.
 Greene Bollgee: The weather has been very favorable; there was ample sunshine O.s2 inch of rain. and the mean tempera- Hale. Newborn: The week was the most favorable since April 1st.--Dr. J. Huggins Perry, walthals The weather has been very favorable: there was no rain. but an abundance of sunshine.-J. A. Hardie.
 Randolph. Newell: No rain fell during the week; the days were faVorably warm'-HD Russell Scale: The weather has been ideal; there was no rain until the latter part of the week. when light showers oc- curred.-John K. Bush.
 Shelby N Harpersville: Warm and dry weather prevailed.-R. B. Posey.
 Sumter York; A shower occurred on the 22d: with this exception the weather was fair.-Frank Holman.
 TaIladega, Talladega: The weather has been taVcrablej there was no raln'-FTot. Tuscaloosa, Fosters: The weather has been warm. with rain; the sunshine was ample.--L. E. Hill.
 Southern District. Baldwin, Magnolia Springs: Showers oc- cured on the 2lst; the remaining days were partly cloudy and sultry-H. P. KrueBer. Barbour. Mt. Andrew: The weather con tinues favorable.-J. J. s. Willis.
 Butler, Mckenzie: The weather has been fair and warm.--J. c. Mcclure.
 Clarke whatley: The weather has been warm; light showers fell during the latter part of the week.-J. A. Hill.
 Coffee. Pink: The weather has been warm and dry; rain is much needed.--J. T. Dean Conecuh Bermuda: Light showers occur red the latter part of the week, but the weather was generally warm and dry; rain would be beneficial--M. J. Morris.
 Escambia Brewton: The weather has ben favorable.--D- c. Williams.
 Mobile Grand Bay: There has been am ple rain in the form of local thunder show ers-Julius Schnadelbach.
 Monroe, Turnbul: Several light showers occurred H. McCreary.
 Washington, Fruitdale: There was an abundaance of sunshine: several local showers occurred.-G. M. Billhimer.
 Wilcox Alberta: Sunshiny weather pre- vailed during the entire week; good rain is much needed--N. l. Doak ' MONTROsE W. HAYES,
 Acting Qactiou Dirertor