The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-22
Middle District,

Middle District.
 Bullock, Inverness: The first few days were fair and warm, with plenty of sun eIn,Sy ana cnnIerl r,,h one rood Fair. Chambers. Boyd's Tank: The first few cloudy and cooler weather prevailed dur. ing the remainder of the week. with good rain on the lsth.-M. R. Boyd,
 Chiffon, Clanton: A heavy rain fell on the 18th The sunshine was deficient. The days were warm during the early part of during the latter part.-wailace C. Edler.
 Choetaw. Pushmataha: The first few days wsr: fair .,.sin and var warm: followed ey cloudy with showers during the latter part.--E- A
 Clay Ashland: Partly cloudy to cloudy weather prevailed. with rains on Tuesday and Wednesday.-James L. Carwile
 was warm. but the last half was cool and cloudy Rains fell on the 18th. l7th. and
 Dallas, Selma: The days were generally moderately warm' though some of the sh ,b. snd sn and noxsrs dur wednesday afternoon seeompsnied with was cool and cloudy.-D. c. Wendell.
 Greene, Boligee: Cloudy weather prevailed The highest temperature was Ss. ana the fell on the 18th. The sunshine was deficient. Guy P Brugh
 Haie. Greensboro: There were two clear and five cloudy days. Heavy rains fell in this section on the l5th.--W. D. W. Yerby.
 Lee Auburn The 9iEses. ss 1 te%pe,ESt1rs mp ,ota., was 4s ddegrees on the 17th. A heavy rain fell on the 18th Much less than the aver
 Mon sonnery. Montgomery: The tempera- ture averaged five degrees above the nor nal though cool wsathsr preyssii;ea tsS1 dTriaG n three days. the total being 1s inches. The sunshine was deticient.--weather Bureau erally cloudy and the nights were cool Heavy rains fell On Tuesday and Wsdnes-
 Randolph' Newell: The weather was warm and dry during the first few days with good rains during the middle of the week and cool and cloudy during the latter part
 shelby. Harpsrsvnle: The first part of tns eoo Sns fnd sFy Posss TailadeEa, Lincoln: Some of the days were warm. but the nights were cool. 65 inches of rain fell on the 15th-R. W. Tuck
 Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa: The last half of the week was cool: rains fell on the sl, ltth' Southern District.
 Baldwin. Magnolia Springs; Dry weather prevailed in this vicinity. though it was | threatening at times; the nights were rath- Barbour Eufaula The mean temperature was s7 degrees; the highest was s5 degrees on the 18th. and the lowest was 52 deSress on the 18th. The total rainfall was 0.66 inch.-Dr. J. B. Whitlock.
 Butler Mckenzie: The 14th and 18th were warm. with a good rain on the 18th; the remainder of the week was cooler and cloudy.-J. C. Mcclure
 Clarke Whatley: Cloudy weather pre- vailed Rains fell on the l3th. 14th and
 Coffee. EIba: Cloudy weather prevailed; good rains fell on several days The first part of the week warm. but the latter part was cooI.-w. s. Mullins.
 Conecuh Bermuda: The first two days v,~rn rlear. though cloudy weather prevail ed during the remainder of the week, with n bIIfeiltiaI rain on the 15th.-M. J. Nor ris,
 were warm and dry. good rain fell on the 16th followed by cool and cloudy weather during the remainder of the week.
 Mobile. Mobile; The temperature averag- ed somewhat above the normal: the high est was si, and the lowest was 63 degrees The total rainfall was 1 IS inches. tho most of which fell on the 16th.-Woather Blu
 monroe, Turnbull: The first two days day after which cool and cloudy weather prevailed.-J. H. McCrary.
 Pike Troy: Clear and warm weather pre- vailed until the 18th. when a good rain warm. though the nights were rather cool during the remainder of the week-c. s.
 Washington. Fruitdale: Generally fair siderable cIoudiness during the latter part of inc week. and local showers occurred on the l4th and isth.--G. M. Billhimer.
 wileex. Alberta; 4 light rain fell on the tAe lSth: the latter part nt che week was eSol Ana eleudy.--E peas
 9SstAan Director. MentKomsrS. Ala