The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-22

ture was slightly above the normal. Fair iH i7sh. a after which as sensficisi shswsrs were received.--Weather Bureau
 Cherokee, Blanche Good rains were re Salssu @as ampie.mJanss pIsn me w 5. spesr.
 cieburne. Hefiin: Fair and warm wealth CT prevailed with an abundance of sun Colbert Riysrton: Fair and warm wea- ther prsvailed. but . nice rain was rseeiv- ed on the lsth.-E R Nelles, thsr prevailed, though light shower Wes received on the 18th. and there was rain of o.7b inch on the 18th. The hishsss tenn
 Etowah. oadsden: The highest temYera- srss. sTss w1s Fair Weather @ prsvaisd and there was much bright sunshine The toafl ram fali for the week was e.e4 inch--D. P.
 Fayette. Faystte: Fair and warm wea- ther prevailed but . flow showers occurred in this section.-y. Savage.
 peraturs. ss degrees. was degrees above the normal. The highest tempeFetuFe was s5 degrees. and the lowest ee deKrees. The per cent of the average sunshine was re- ceived.-Weather Bureau.
 Lamar crews Dspes;i hs rsr weather ns .E,,- Rre- al sprinkle. The days were quite waFtn---
 Lauderdaie, Florence; Fair and warm local showers on the 18th and isth--0 II. smith.
 CT prevailed Much more than the averaet pspssuas sSnseans was was Sss1 ss dssr.eAissrs Riish
 Marshai1. Aibertvilie: Fair ana warm weather prevailed. but several good shewers were received The sunshtne was ample: The highest tenperature waa sa, and ;" MopEan. strinssr: Fair and warTn weather prevailed. though a good and much needed rain fell on the ibth.-J Tanner, . on the 18th; otherwise the week was q dry and warm one The highest temperature was ss degrees The sunshine was ann VvaiLeT Cordova: Fair and warm wsath- CT prevailed, but q rain of o.ls inch fell during . thunderstorm on the isth.-seott Middle District.
 Eibb Brierfield: The week was dry one, thoush there we were & some nTns Ths T hirnest temperature was ss degree About es per cent of the average sunshine was received
 chsnsbers' Boyds rank; Fair and warm weather prevailed, with an abundance or sunshine. The day temperatures were high towards Ehs close of the week-M K.
 Ssa Clay. Ashland: Fair and very warrn weather prevailed. though much ST. nsedso .so ia needed.--Jas. L. Carwtls.
 cooaas Heiiins: Fair and warm weather. with dry winds prevailed Rain Is much nesaeS;-w S1Scre weturnpka: Fair and hot weather prevailed, the only rainfall during the week being Ss' HoIis.s sss on rh: rhs week was warm and dry one The highest ternperature was i0i deErees on the i7th. and the lowest D Io surshine was received.--Guy P. BruGh.
 Hale oreensboro: The mean temperature was g degrees the highest was TBS ss dssrsssii ;sssi uras s6 inches, all of which fell on the isth-W. E. W. Yerby. nrsvailed the only rainfall being in inap- nreciahIe showers. The highest tempera- ttre lure was ss degrees. About 60 per cent. of the average sunshine was reeeived--J. T. Iowndes. Calhoun: The temperature was high during the entire week Far westneI neI prevailed. though M rroyer swc s0'o S"O"s'S ~ ressa MarenEo' psmopoIis: Fair and warm weather prevailed. Rain Is much needed in Msn.xos3erg, ta1s ssStaon nontsomsry; The mean temperature, e4 degrees. was about three degrees above the normal The nisnsss s.s and 1sth the lowest temperature was degrees on the goth, FAir weather prevail ed, though q mueS neeSsa SS sSnah;n. sarn 1si
 Pickens, carrollton; The week was gene. en niiy ths no, n,sht of isth- ists.--w L. stucksy Russell, Scale: The week was dry ons High temperatures prevailed'---A' Aususts Sumter. Ramsey: Fair and warm weather prevailed. though there were some local showers in this section on the lbth.--r. L Taiiapoosa, Dadeville, Fair and warm weather prevailed, though 6 good rain fell on ruscaioosa, tns Tuscalocsa; A shower occur, red on the 18th: otherwise. the week wal q dry one.-E. N C. snow:
 Southern District.
 Baldwin. Magnolia Springs: Some loca showers were received but fair and warn weather prevailed. About ss per cent. Q the average sunshine was recsived.-H. P
 Barbour Eufaula: The average temper aturs was g degrees; the highest was ?, weather prevailed up to the 18th, when 2 heavy rain. :ST inches. was reeeived.--Dr Butler, Mckenzie: Fair and hot wsathel prevailed even the nights were warmer than usual at this season.--J. c. Mcclure Clarke, Thomasville; The mean temperA ture was s4 degrees: the highest was ioi degrees. and the lowest es degrees Fai weather prevailed, the total rainfall beinl Dale. ozark: The mean temperature wa | S2 dssro,s; the highest was 9e degrees, ant the lowest s7 degrees degrees Dty wsa,nsr s,,, greves ss Lucy Sellers.
 Coffee. Elba: Beneficial showers occurred Sn p. tsS asnsSin.@ iSih @ fR' Muiin.. h n' was am
 crsnshaw. IaPine; Favoraole weather prevailed in this section.-B warner. 84 degrees, was about three degrees above the normal. The highest temperature wal S6 degrees, and the lowest Is degrees was received. The weather was dry dur. ing the entire week. the total rainfall being but O. IS inch.-Weather Bureau.
 Washington. Fruitdaie; With the excsp- ton of a light shower on the evening Of tho 18th, fair and warm weather prevailed throuRhout the week. Rain Is much needed. O. Nj. Billhimer.
 Wilcox Alberta: The weather was gene rally dry and hot. though a light shower was received on the evening of the 14th. it has been two months since a good rair fell in this section.-N l. Doak.