The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
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 Extracts from Reports of Correspondents.
 tCounty-Piace
 Northern District.
 Calhoun. Anniston. The mean tempera- ture 7s degrees, was nearly normal; the highest temperature was 80 degrees and light showers, the total rainfall being 0. 2l inch.---Weather Bureau
 Cherokee. cayiesvilie: Fair weather pre-. vailed. The days were quite warm. but the nights were pleasant. .--Robt s. Hud'
 cieburne, Edwardsviiie: The rains In this section have been poorly distributed: good showers have occurred in some parts of the county. and other parts are much in need
 Colbert, Rivsrton: Moderately heavy rains oceurred during. the early part of the week. and showers during the latter part. The days were warm. but the nights were pleas
 cuIlnan, euiiman. Partly cloudy weather prevailed, the sunshine averaging about Ss the total rainfall being o.te inch. The high- est temparature was e1 degrees, and the lowest es degrees---.Eusene 4. orayot weather prevailed in this seetion---F. P.
 Jackson. scottsboro: Three showers oc:; being oTa inch About GO per cent of the average sunshine was received. The days were moderately warm.--trens Gala
 Jefferson, Birminsham The mean tenn. perature, 90 degrees, was about normal; the highest temperature was sa ,s aegIees. n,a ana occurred, the total rainssll being o,so inch About 4i per cent. of the average sunshine was received--Weather Bureau.
 Lamar, Crews Depot: The weather was generally warm and dry, though some light showers were reeeived.--J. J. Weeks. vailed, though a shower. 0.ao inch. occurred on the 39th. copicus showers also occurred in other parts of the country on the 2eth nights were pieasaft.--G H smith
 Madison, Madison; Fair weather. prevail sd. though good rain oeeu5rsd ,ss1ls dssans temperature was s4 degrees and the lowest e4 degrees The sunshine was anple.--Al- T st 1i Clair. Ashviile: Cloudy weather pre- vailed. though there was no rain worthy of note. The days were warm, put me nights were plsasait'ssS E; S;o111 GsSnsr :s,hsr prevailed, with no rainfall worthy ot note Ths highest temperature was ss degress' and the iowsss iaa,s sI aessssseott sssrIct aA"s"
 Autauga. wadsworth; Good rains were re- esived during the early paEs Of ra the rssssf warmly. W. wadsworth.
 Bibb, Aandolph: Fair weather prevailed, though a light shower occurred on Weones- Rain ts needed. W. + Manan.
 Chambers. Boyds Tank: A good rain was received here on Wednesday evening; osner. sss.T. ~~--~~T"N was receIved.--M. R. Boyd
 Choctaw, Pushmataha: Cloudy weather preyaisd several eyer snoweEs % sha SotS W TSe Says were warm.--E. A. Carr.
 Clay, Aahiand: Rains fell here on Tues weather prevailed during the remainder of the week Some of the days were quite warm.--Jas. L. carwile. -
 Dallas, Selma: Three light showers were received tahe total rainfall being e4s inch; The weather was moderately warm. ana the sunshine was ampIe.--Andrew Brislir,
 Fillmore Wetunpka; A rain of OBS inch occurred on the 30th: otherwise the weather was fair. The days were quite warm----''
 Lee Auburn: The week was a dry one. there being no rainfall worthy of note: The days were warm The snnsnine was somewhat deficient.-.J ., AndeTrsson' rs mean teInperaturs, SO degrees was one degree haIow the normal; the highest temperature was s aesrsss s:n a 'nf sSs l0ss svsTase sunshine was received. Showers occurred on two days the total rainfall being o.s7 inch.---Weafh-
 Russell Scales The weather was partly cloudy to cloudy during the entire wesk, though the sunshine was suIueient dSrins .es
 Shelby Harpersviie: The week as whole was a warm one. Fair weather prevailed, though there was some rain hain IS muIn needed in some parts of the county,-h D. Sumter, Ramsey: showery weather pre- vailed. Too much rain has been r~eeelSea ~ in ,a now nesdsd.-Sr. L. Jenkins.
 Talladega, Lincoln: The days were warm but the nights were pleasant. Cloudy weath; sr prevailed though there was no rainfall worthy of note.-R. W Tuck.
 Tallapoosa, Dadeville: Fair weather prs. sprinkle on the 2tsh. The nights were pleas ant--w. B Fulton: ?. P. S, M' D.
 Baldwin. MaEnoIia springs Cloudy wealth CT prevailed, and showers occurred on eve " day The nights were rather cool for the AS1St s RST eeR KTaessf
 Barbour, Eufaula; Fair weather prevail ed the total rainfall being but o.oa inch. and the lowest 60 degrees-Dr. J. B, Whit
 Butler. Mckenzie; The week as a whole warm, but the nights were generally pleas anti. C. Mcclure.
 Clarke. Thomasville: showery weather prevailed. The total rainfall was 1 10 inch es. The highest temperature was 90 de- grees. and the lowest ss degrees.-J' G.
 Coffee. Elba: Fair weather prevailed during the week though rain fell on the first two days. The sunshine was ample VI" coyington. opp:- Considerable rain fell throughout this section on Monday. TueS- day. and wednesday.-J. w Powell. 4. cloudy weather prevailed. and good show CT occurred on Wednesday eVeninS'-s' A. McAliley -.,- CT prevailed throughout the week. Ihero was no rainfall worthy of note---A. L. Cros- by. .. 7S deerees was two degrees below the nor nal; the highest temperature wSs ss de- FreeE and the lowest 72 degrees. Rains oc- o,rred dailv some of them being heavy. and the total rainfall was 4.4o inches. About ls per cent of the average sunshine waR recefved.-weather Bureau.
 Washington, Fruitdale: Cloudy weather prevailed. and a few showers occurred, the total rainfall being o. 65 inch. About go per cent of the average sunshine was received -G M Billhmer. -.
 Wilcox, Alberta: Heavy rains fell here on the 27th and 29th, and light showers occur defieient.-N l. Doak ,,,.,-v.,,r,
 Section Director. Montgomery, Ala.
 Salvation Army at Decatur
 Decatur. Aug. 4-(Spectal )--Cap-