The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-06
PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.
Problem of Caring for Those Who
Visit Buffalo

Visit Buffalo.
With a Hberality which characrerizes
all enterprises undertaken by DR.. R. v
Pierce, of Buffalo, the founder of the
Worlds Dispensary, he has established q
free bureau of information and assist
anee, free to visitors and householders
The purpose of this bureau is to pro-
vide a headquarters for visitors to the
exposition, where mail may be address,
ed and delivered. To furnish eenven-
fences for correspondence, such as writ
ing desks. stationery, etc. To provide a
list of desirable accommodations for
guests which will obviate the tiresome
search for lodgings in a strange city.
To give information concerning Buff
falo and the adjacent points of interest,
in order that the visitors may do their
sightseeing with economy Of time and
money. To help visiting friends in any
way consistent with the proposed scope
of the bureau.
This bureau is located in beautiful
old mansion of Buffalo, at 652 Main
street, just opposite the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, of which DIR. r.
V. Pierce is chief medical director. The
free bureau is fitted. up with reception
rooms, wash rooms, dressing rooms, par
Iors and all conveniences for out-of-town
visitors.
DR.. Pieree's free bureau had it's origin
in the desire of the doctor to be of some
aid and assistance to the sixty-odd thou
sand druggists and dealers, who are
mostly his customers, as well as his old
patients; but when the plan was formu-
lated it was found that it would take lit
tie more effort and expense to care for
everybody who might need the bureau
assistance.
When visitors arrive in Buffalo they
can go straight to the bureau, at '652
Main ctr oSIr Cd
commodation.
No bureau organized for profit can af-
ford to do what DR.. Pierce is doing, and
no other bureau could attempt it by rea-
son of lack of facilities and the great
expense involved.
DR.. Pierce has arranged to make your
visit inexpensive free from annoyance
and anxiety, and give you every min
ute Of time to enjoy the wonderful ex-
position and its manifold features Of
charming interest.
DR. Pierce believes that great medi-
cal institution like his Worlds Dispen-
sary." that is In constant touch with
thousands of people, has other obliga-
tons besides those of commercial ma
ture.
1t may contribute to the pleasure and
comfort of humanity, even in cases
where the profit is not Immediately ap-
parent.
Impelled by these principles, he has
organized a bureau to furnish Pan
American visitors with accommodations
and such information, guidance and di-
rection. when they arrive in Buffalo, as
will help them to spend their vacation
in the most agreeable manner.
The question of where are you going
to lodge is of prime Importance and
should be settled first of all. Have all
mail, kilograms and parcels sent in care
of the bureau, If you wish. Use their
waiting rooms and parlors. Ask them
about special rates and excursions to
Niagara, the Whirlpool Rapids, Toronto,
Chautauqua. up the Great Lakes, down
the st. Lawrence. Reliable information
on any and every point of interest to
tourists will be cheerfully granted. Re
member there is no charge cG fee for
any service rendered by DR.. Pierce's bu-
reaU.