Arizona republican., 1899-05-07


 such organizations known as frateTnal beneficiary societies which, owing to the small monthly payments required is within his means, they have proven a blessing to thousands of widows and orphans who would otherwise have had to endure the battle of life unaided and alone
 4 fire insurance prGtects ones prop eIIty in the event of fire. so in like manner does life insurance afford pro- tection, but in a more eminent degree, in the cne case fire may occur, but On the othsr hand death does occur. it is therefore infinitely right and proper, nay it is the 'bounden duty of each one ti9 make such provision for the care of his, dependent ones as his means and opportunities will permit.
 Did it ever occur to you who carry little or no life insurance protection, that possibly your present good health may not continue and when yl-gl finally conclude to apply for ether increased CT new insurance, you may unccn- sciously have developed some disease which will prohibit your being ac- cepbed as 9 good risk? Then, if never before, you will awaken to a full sense of itne responsibility of leaving your dependent ones unprotected
 Anybody who knows any thing about Frate. nal Insurance Societies acknOWl- edges that the Independent Order of Foresters is the best Fra!ternal Benefit Society in existence. It was founded at Newark. New Jersey. in 1874 and Is now almost twenty-five years old. The Medical Exa minations cf the Order are uneXceCled in the just and careful dis crimination made in the acceptance Cf risks, as shcwn by the fact that for 1898 the death rate was only 5.56 in each 1 LOGO members.
 The unexamp,ed prosperity and growth of the l. o. F. are due to the fact that its foundations have been laid on a Solid Financial Basis, and every department of the Order has been managed on business principles; thereby securing for all Foresters large and varied benefits at the Lowest possible cost consistent with Safety and Permanence. Look at this list of Benefits which you may obtain for yourself and your family by becoming g . Forester.
 l. The Fraternal and Soci2. privi- leges of the Order
 ?. Free Medical Attendance.
 g. One-half of the face value of the policy paid in the event of total dis ability tine balance being paid at death
 f. Exemption from all further pay ments after the sevenieth birthday.
 5 UrOn a member attaining the age of severity years two options are given. ta) one-tenth of policy, payable an- nua-dy for ten years, and in the event of 5lcath any unpaid balance being paid ta his benefciaries; (b) a pension of one-SeIth of policy payable annually until death, whenever that may occur. with a further payment of S100 as funeral benefit.
 6. 4 Mortuary Benefit of $500. S1,000, $2,000, S3,O00, S4,000 or S5,000 payable to his benef1ciaries
 These most desirable benefits are provided at a cost averaging from four cents per day and upwards ac- cording to age, including dues, and this cost does not increase with age. Sick Benefits are also provided at a slight additional dcst.
 There are no extra assessments, only twelve payments annually being required. Members have the option of paying monthly, quarterly, half yearly or yearly in advance. Once admitted ycu are not liable to forfeit your membership, except by your own act. If your Count becomes defunct, or you remove to a place where there are no Courts, you can become mem Der at large and make your payments direct to the Supreme Court, and thus continue VOLT membership
 The Order is subject to and fre- Quent.y receives inspection at the hands of the officers of the Insurance of the various states.
 To become a member of this grand Order will require isi,e payment of the fees for admission which fo~ Charter is $4.50 and upwards accord ing to the amount of N1ortuary Bene- fit applied for When we consider that the Surplus Funds of the Order arc equally the property of all mem bers, whether recently added or long persistent, it is evident that the per capita share Of 3 new member, as soon as his membership is consummated, is more than the cost of admission. Hence in joining this Order enc se- cures membership at a profit Remem-
 
 Death This indeed is a very import ant feature, fer thus -theEe is no un- as ioo the exact cost of the varied benefits herein enumerated
 4 new Court of this we'll es5ta bhshed Order is nov in process of organization in this progressive city Of Phoenix. md an invitation is extended to all lealthy men of good moral character from IS to 54 years of age to join the same as Charter members at the pres mt low rates. Prinked matter and other inforIra- ion can be obtained from any of the  Dr. Dufield, R. A. Warner, at Thay- sr's hardware stcTe; NJ. w Medley. l pr. W. c. Robbins; A. ! T. Conner, at Wakelin & Robinson's; | Fay KnOwlton, bicycles; Dr. H. Y. | 1lyrner, s. L. Easterling. Cal. Long i 'treth, F. c. Thomas, druggist; w. F. |