The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-31
-Temperature.-Rainfall
Temperature Table.

Blount, Brooksyille: NO rain has fall en in this vicinity during the last ten days This has been the hottest week of the season-A. O. Dickson.
 Calhoun, Anniston: The maximum temperature was 9s degrees, and the minimum was 69 degrees 80 inch les of rain fell on the 26th.-Weath CT Blu reau.
 Cherokee, Blanche: This has been a favorable week, with a beneficial rain during the early part. and light show on the 26th. High temperatures pre- vail.-James ". L. Speer.
 Cleburne, Hefin: Hot weather pre- vailed. There was some hail, with high winds in the southern part of the county on the Fist. A moderate rain fell here on the 26th.-C. E. Groover.
 Colbert, Riverton: The temperatu ture was 100 degrees on two days; the total weekly rainfall was 0 52 of an inch.- E. R. Nelles.
 Cullman, Cullman: The days were hot and the nights were warm up to the 25th. when a Il eavy rain fell, with high winds and some hail. Aoout 90 per cent of the average sunshine was re- ceived.-C. B. Livingstone.
 DeKalb. Collinsville: This has been hot, dry week in this vicinity II. P. Newman.
 Franklin, Phil Campbel: Hot. dry weather pTeNdlled duTlnB the lOTe pdlL of the week. with refreshing showers during the latter part.-M. M Duke.
 Jackson, Scottsboro: The weather was generally hot and dry; about the average amount of sunshine was re- ceived.-Irene Caldwell.
 Jefferson. Birmingham: A hot and generally dry week, the thunderstorms, attended by light showers occurred during the latter part.-Weather Blu reau.
 Madison. Madison: me weather of this week has been the hottest of the yeyayr. On the 24th the temperature was 99. 3 degrees. We had nice show CTS on the 25th and 26th.-Albert Klish.
 Walker Pocah ontas Clear and hot weather prevailed through this vicinity. A good rain would be benefcial.-Jef- ferson Avis.
 Middle District.
 Bibb, Centerville: There was only q trace of rainfall throughout the week. The temperature was the highest of the season, and the sunshine averaged about 80 per cent of the normal.-Will Wood son.
 Chambers, Waverly: Extremely high temperatures prevailed. The weather was clear until the 18th, which was cloudy. 4. good rain fell on the 26th.-Monroe Jones.
 Chiffon, Clanton: Local showers were |, parts of the count. H.sh temperatures prevailed Wallace C. Edler.
 Choctaw, Vanity: The temperature was high, reaching 102 degrees on two days Showers occurred around us. but none In this immediate vicinity. Rain is much needed-J. A. Davidson
 Clay, Pyriton: Hot and dry weather prevailed, though a beneficial rain fell on the 26th-J. s. Headrick.
 Dallas, Burnsville: Clear and hot wealth CT prevailed during the fore part of the week, with light to moderate -lins dur ing the latter part.-A Thompson.
 Greene, Boigee: The weather was dry and hot. The mean temperature was S65 degrees; the highest was 10.2 degrees and the lowest 70 degrees.-E. F. Bouchelle.
 Hale, Gallon: The weather was hot and dry, until the afternoon of the 27th when q nice shower was received.-J. T. Col lins.
 Marengo. Demopolis: Hot dry weather prevailed with an abundance of sun shine. though a good fain fell on the 27th- l.. Garber.
 Perry, Uniontown: Fair weather pre- vailed The highest temperature was 1O1 degrees, and the lowest T degrees.-J. NJ. Richeson.
 Randolph, Newell Hot. dry weather