The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
Northern District,

Northern District.
 pleasant during the first three days; the latter part of the week was quite warm. No rain occurred. The highest temperature was ninety efEht desrees. and the sunshine was abundant -Aauiils J. ketehum.
 wsrm Snd SrS SuTiSs the entire sa'a ~sskJ Cherokee. Maekey: With the exception warm weather prevailed in this secticn.-
 Colbert. Riverton: Dry weather prevail ed. The 'temperatures were moderate dur ing the first three days. but the last four were quite warm-E R, Neliss; .. vailed The first three days were pleasant. but. the last four were quite warm. the srees-Eugene A Grayot.
 Etowah. Gadsdsn: Dry weather pre- aa n.sy ST Th. ot ds were quite warm during the latter part of the week.-D. F ooodhue.
 vas vas pleasant, but hot weather prevailed per cent of the average sunshine was re- ceiyed.--Irene Caldwell
 Jefferson. Birmingham: Dry weather prevailed, though q light shower toward fall The mean temperature. eishty-two de- Rrees, was three degrees above the normal. The highest temperature was ninety-eight degrees, and the lowest sixty-six degrees. ADGUt 99fenty-Lhfe@ per cent Ol AnO 1N1F~ req rssu. .
 Ls@ar er:Ss pssot Ir. Tsir wssss'r ;.1 ss, Rrss showers during the early part of the week During the fore part of the week. the nights were rather cool for the season-- Lawrence Mouiton: The week as a wheie was hot and dry. though the first few some parts of the county.-W. o. Watson.
 Madison. Madison: The first part of the week was cool for the season; . a.Ss snGsrh n the vailed, and the percentage of sunshine was high.--AIbert Klish.
 ed The highest temperature was se de- grees. and the lowest sz degrees. About ss per cent. of the average sunshine was re-
 walker, cordova. Dry weather prevailed. and there was much bright sunshine The fore part of the week was pleasent. put the latter part was quite Earm.-scott Max "sH. Middle District.
 Autauga, WadsWorth: Fair weather pre- vailed, though some rain fell on the 18th. The temperatures were quite high during the latter part of the wesk.--w W.
 Bibb, Randolph: Fair weather prevailed. The temperature was below the normal dur ing the first half of the week, but was con- Rain is needed-W. H. Mahan.
 Chambers. Boyd's Tank: Dry weather pre- vailed. and the percentage of sunshine was high. Moderate temperatures obtained during the early. part of the week, but the latter part was hot.-M. R. Boyd.
 Choctaw. Pushmataha: The week. as a whole. was dry and hot, though the nights were generally pleasant Much bright sun shine was received. The highest temper Clay,I Ashland: The first few nights were comparatively cool for the season, but the weather was hot during the last four prevailed.--Jas L. Carwile.
 Coosa, Goodwater: Dry weather prevailed. nj A aHm A highest was sS degrees. and the lowest 60 degrees. There was much bright sunshine. Dallas. selma: The weather was general ly hot and dry. though the first few nights were rather cool for the season About S5 per cent of the average sushine was re- Fillmore, Wetumpka: The week was a dry one. High temperatures prevailed during sunshine was high.--J. Galloway.
 Greene. Boligee: The days averaged quite warm. though the nights were pleasant Much more than the average sunshine was received There was no rain in this vicin- ity.-Guy P. Brugh.
 Lee, Auburn: Fair weather prevailed, though two light showers occurred. About 6l per cent of the average sunshine was received. The days were hot, but the nights Lowndes Calhoun Dry weather prevail ed. Friday and Saturday were hot.-A. M. Troyer.
 Montgomery, Montgomery: The mean tenn perature. sS degrees, was degrees above the normal the highest temperature was ss degrees and the lowest was es degrees. There was no rain, and more than the aver age sunshine was received.-Weather Bu- reau.
 ed with steadily rising temperature to the close of the week. which was quite warm The highest temperature was eT degrees. Russell. Scale: The weather continued hot and dry. no rain having fallen in sevs- raj wseks-A. Augusta Bickerstaff
 Shelby HaFDeFHVtlier DTy weather pfGFali- ed The first part of the week was cool for the season but the latter part was quite warm Rain Is needed'-h- D. Fo- Sumter. Ramsey: Fair and warm weather prevailed.-r L. JenkIns. ..... ..,,.,, ed The latter part of the week was quite warm. There as much bright sum southern District.
 Baldwin. Magnolia Springs: Hot and dry weather prevailed during the entire week, was received.-H. P. Krueger.
 Barbour. Eufaula; The mean temperature and the lowest ss degrees, There was no rainfall. and more than the average sun shina was received;-Dr J. B. Whitlock ture was s2 degrees: the highest was ss de- grees. and the lowest 62 degrees Dry weather prevailed. and the percentage of Coffee, Elba: Fair and warm weather pre- vailed throughout the week There was
 
 Conecuh, Evergreen; The mean tempera- ture was 80 degrees; the highest was ss degres. and the lowest Sz degrees. There was no rain. and more than the average sunshine was received R L. Whiteoms-
 Covington, Opp; With the exception of light shower during the carly part of the week fair and hot weather prevailed in this section-J. ". Powell.
 Dale ozark; The mean temperature was az degrees; the highest was ss degrees and inc lowest 6t degrees. Dry weather prevail ed. and there was much bright sunshine.-- Lucy Sellers.
 Mobile. Mobile The mean temperature. sa degrees. was ( degrees above the normal The highest temperature was s6 degrees. and the lowest TO degrees. Dry weather prevailed, though there were a few very fight showers towards the close of the week About s2 per cent. of the average sunshine was received-Weather Bureau.
 Pike Troy Fair weather prevailed, and the percentage of sunshine was high The highest temperature was ss degrees and the lowest e4 degrees. East winds prevailed during the most of the week.-c s. Tut
 F. P cHAFFEB.
 Section Director, Montgomery, Ala.