The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-10

ExTRAcTs FROM REPORTS 'V OF cOR. RESPONDENTS.
 County Place.l Northern District.
 Biount oneonta, FalF and dry weather prevailed on every. day. except the 9th. when ? 90 inches of rain fell. The highest temperature was si degrees, and the lew est was 49 degrees on the srd. The per eentaEe of sunshine was high.--Aquilla J. Calhoun. Anniston: The mean temp erature. 75 degrees. was slightly above the normal The days were warm during the middle of the week, but some of the nights were cool. The lowest temperature was 55 degrees on the 3rd Rain fell on the 9th and 5th, the total being S.5s inches. of Wnicn s'gs inches fell on the Sth.- Cherokee. Mackey: Fair weather pre- were warm though the nights were pleas shine-B. F; Maekey.
 Colbert. Riverton: Warm and dry weather prevailed throughout the week. The highest temperature was s2 degrees on the lth. and the lowest was ls degrees : cullman. cullman: Moderate tempera- lures prevailed. The highest was 90 de- s ssrsss on the lst and 4.h the iowest. 5s rain fell on the 4th. and .os inches fsii on the 9th. About 72 per cent of the Aver. ase sunshine was recsived.-Eusens A. Jefferson. Birmingham: The mean temperature, 7S degrees. was nearly nor
 
 grses on the 1nd; the lowest was s6 de. grees on the srd Fair weather prevailed, though light showers occurred on the 9th, was reoeived-weather Bureau
 Lamar. Crews Depot The days were rain feii during the week. and there eT9 wss n . high percentage of sunshine.--J. J. Lawrence. Moulton: No rain fs,i aur. lne the week, though the latter part was warm; and the nights were moderately Madison . Madison; The days were est. est tsrmps,rature .r was sS aesress on the ls.. of sunshine was received @Aibcpt Ptf1 KiisS. with plenty of sunshine. The highest temp. lowest was 50 degrees on the srd. fsss st st. Clair. Ashville: The days were warm. though the nights were moderately cool, The highest temperature was 90 degrees and 5th. the total rainfall being .sS in. n ehes--eeorss ,iSs,,sa R, catnsr; her..
 Riss TS. issI,A sris1tlsIa Esir weather preva- shine.-Frank Fitch
 Chiffon. clanton: The mean tempera.
 
 light showers occurred, the total rainfall being 0. 35 inch.--wallace C. Elder
 Choctaw. Pushmataha: Dry weather prevailed. with hot days and comparatively cool nights, The highest temperature was 97 degrees on the Sth; and the lowest was Clay. Ashland: Fair weather prevail ed. though showers occurred on Friday and Saturday The days were warm. but the nights were pieasant.-Jas l.. Carwiie Dallas Selma: The mean temperature was 80 degrees; the highest was ss de- erees and the lowest s2 degrees Showers occurred on two days the total rainfall Elmore. TallasBee: Warm and dry weather prevailed. though a light shower occurred early Saturday morning. The sum shine abundant.-D. c. Wendell.
 Greene, Boligee: The highest tempera- ture was 93 degrees. and the lowest SO de- showers occurred on the tth ana Sth' About s5 per cent of the average sunshine was received.-Guy P Brugh.
 Hale, Greensboro: The mean tefnpsra- ture was 7s degrees; the highest was si degrees. and the lowest s6 degrees Dry but O. 2s inch-w, F. W. Yerby.
 Lee, Auburn; Some of the days were quite warm, the highest temperature being ss degrees The nights were generally pleasant Fair weather prevailed. though a good rain was received on saturday.--J. T. Anderson. If. D.
 Marengo. Demopolis; Tn, week was marked by warm days and omp mparativeiy cool nights. Dry weather prevailed. though showers occurred on the bth. There was plenty of sunshine.-B l.. Garber
 Montgomery, Montgomery; The mean above the nonAl; the highest temperature