Arizona republican., 1899-05-10
BENEFITS or FRATERNlL
 INSURANCE.
PROTECT YOUR LOVED ONES
Superior Advantages Offered by inc INDEPENDENT ORDER
 or FORESTERS.

Membership in good standing .151, ,00O l Surplus or Reserve Fund. .$3, ,320, 00C Without doubt the average man in this present aga strives to devise ways and means whereby he can the more successfully provide for [nis dependent
 ones, be it wife, children CT parents and in his endeavor to carry out these plans he readily recognizes the advant-
 ages of life insurance, which the poor
 man cannot afford to be without, and
 the rich man fully appreciates it's
 value; the attention of the man of
 moderate incChme is naturally drawn to
 such organizations known as fraternal
 Beneficiary societies which, owing to
 the small monthly payments required
 is within his means, they have proven
 blessing to thousands of widows and
 orphans who would otherwise have
 had to endure the battle Of life unaided
 and alone.
 A fire insurance prGtects ones prop
 erty in the event Of fire. so in like manner does life insurance afford pro- tection, but in more eminent degree,
 in the enc case fire may occur, but on the othler hand death does occur, it is therefore infinitely right and proper, nay it is the bounden duty of each one to make such provision Tor the care of his dependent ones as his means and opportunities will permit
 Did it ever occur to you who carry little CT no life insurance protection, that possibly your present good health may not continue and when yiCu finally conclude to apply for either increased CT new insurance, you may uncon- have developed some disease which will prohibit your being ac- cepted as 3 good risk? Then, if never before, you will awaken to a full sense of the responsibility of leaving your ones unprotected.
 Anybody who knows any thing about eternal Insurance Societies acknOWI- edges that the Independent Order of E OTesteTs is the best Fraternal Benefit Society in existence. It was founded at Newark, New Jersey, in 1874 and is now almost twenty-five years old. The Medical Examinations of the Order are nexcellad in tha just and careful dis erim minanion made in the acceptance of risks, as shcWn by the fact that for 1898 the death rate was only 556 in l zach LOGO members.
 The uneXamp,ed prosperity and | growth of the l. O. F. are due to the ] fact that is foundations have been | aid on a Solid Financial Basis, and i every department of the Order has { )een managed on business principles; | hereby securing for all Foresters arge and varied benefits at the Lowest | possible cost consistent with Safety md PermaneGce. Look at this list of Benefits which you may obtain for -ourself and your family by becoming Forester.
 l. The Fraternal and Social privi- eges of the Order.
 2. Free Medical Attendance
 3. One-half Of the face value of the 'olicy paid in the event Of total dis .bility, the balance being paid at cath.
 4. Exemption from all further pay nents after the seven5ieth birthday.
 3. Upon a member attaining the age severity years two options are given, a) Cne-tenth of policy, payable an- uaIy fer ten years, and in the event dc2iih any unpaid ba,ance being paid q his benefciaTis5; (b) a pension Of ne-tentn Of policy payable annually Dtil death, whenever that may occur. 'ilh a further payment of $10O as a lleral benefit
 6. A Mortuary Benefit of S5OG, l 900, $2O00, $3,000 s4,000 or $5,O0O ayable to his benefciaries.
 These most desirable benefits are rovided at a cost averaging from { 1ur cents per day and upwards ac- 2rding to age, including dues, and ( lis cost does not increase with age. ick Benefits are also provided at a ight additional ccst. '
 There are no extra assessments, \ l-y twelve payments annually being r sGuired. Mem bers have the option l paying monthly, quarterly, hllf- early or yearly in advance. C1ce limited you are not liable to f~feit \ 1ur membership, except by your own 5t. If your Count becomes dcfUnct, you remove to a place where there e no Courts, you can become a mem 1T at large and make your payments rect to the Supreme Court, and thus 'ntinue your membership. I The Order is subject to and ire = lenI-y receives Inspection at the 4