The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
Northern District.

 ed. the total rainfall for the week being but 0.o7 inch. The highest tsmperature was s4 degrees, and the lowest sS degrees
 Calhoun, Anniston: Fair weather prevail ed. there being but one light shower during grees was very nearly normal; the highest temperature was ss degrees and the lowest
 Cherokee, Mackey; Fair weather prevail ed throughout this section. -B. F, Mack Colbert. Riverton: Fair weather prevail ed. the only rainfall being in light showers during the early part of the week The highest temperature was si degrees ana
 cullman, cullman; Fair weather prevailed and there was much bright sunshine. The highest s., ssmgsrstgrs gs Sssr was s oooSsue anu
 Jefferson. Birmingham; The mean tenn perature, 7s degrees, was three degrees sS0Ys Mss tps ssrrees and the io~es, ss degrees There was no apprectable rainfall during the week. About 80 per cent: of the av' craze sunshine was receiveds--Weetnsr Su-
 Lamar. Crews Depot: Fair weather pre- vailed. No rain has fallen here Tn tnTss s nights were comparatively cool for the sea- son.---J. J. Weeks. =,
 Madison. Madison: Fair weather prevail iy in the week. The days were rather warm. but the nights were all pheasant The sunshine was sSIndantges T5s mean Ssn tsmpera- ture was 7s degrees; the highest tempera- ture was s4 degrees. and the lowest so de- ssess About 90 Rsg esn o' csfrisss as
 St Clair. Pell City: Fair weather pre. vailed. Some of the days were warm. put the nights were generally pisasan's-f' D. Winston. Melville: Fair weather prevail ed. The days were warm. & but the s. nrfinss nisrs were comparatively cool fnere was P'eh- of sunshine.-H. J. Wilson
 Middle District.
 Bthb Brierfield: Fair weather preValea' though there were few light showers The days were moderately warm, put me nights were pleasant About ss p,,,.S pef csns. l- Ffshn Clifton, 'sci scianton: The highest ternpera- ture was ss ssb.a anp prsRslsS the rainfall being but o.os ineh.--"aiiaes c' Edler, ~x Ntun.., tam. nerature was e5 degrees and the lowest oS degrees There was abundance of sunshine though light showers occurred on three Ths nights were comparatively cool for the season. but the days were ts,s rsthssr warm Dallas. Selma The highest temperature Fair weather prevailed the ntra total sa1sfSs nf sunshine was high.--c. E. Brislin; .
 Fillmore wetumpka: Fair weather pre- vailed, and there was muen pIisnt seS ars . biSbsst temperature was ss degrees. and the lowest S3 degrees--J. callaway.
 Greene. Boligee; Fair wsatnsr pfeva.iso' The sunshine was ample. The highest tenn perature was s7 degrees and the lowest eS degrees The total rainfall was ol5 incl. Guy P Brugh.
 ture was s2 degrees. and the lowest s6 de- grees Fair weather prevailed, though CO., pious shower occurred during the early part of the week-W- E w; Yeroy. was s5 degrees. and the lowest es degrees Fair weather prevailed, the total rainfall being but 0. 10 inch. About 6l per cent. 1f the average sunshine was reee'Veo'--'' l.
 Marengo, pemopolls: Some very light lo- cal showers were received, but there was warm, but the nights were comparatively
 Montgomery, Montgomery: The mean s aesrTss Ss S,ss.ss wss one ture was 9s degrees. and the lowest So de- grees. Rain occurred on two days during the fore part of the week, the total rainfall sunshine -wsather Bureau.
 Russell. Scale: Fair weather prevailed and the sunshine was ample. though several light showers were TeceiVed---Jehn Y,
 Shelby Harpersvills; Fair weather pre- vailed but the nights were rather cool Tor the season.-R B. Posey; uu.. s,.n.,.r. were received, but the weather was gene rally fair throughout this seetion'--r. L.
 Taiiadega. Lincoln; Fair weather prevail ed The days were warm. but the nights were rather cool.-R. W Tuck.
 Tuscaloosa. Tuscaloosa Fair weather prS, light shower occurred on the iith'--E' N c. Snow.