Company Names, addresses, dates¹:
Listed as a bottler:
  Samuel Lee, 619 7th Street SW (1895)
  Samuel Lee, 617 7th Street SW (1896)
Listed as a grocer:
  Samuel Lee, 496 I Street SW (1878)
  Samuel Lee, 488 I Street SW (1879-1885)
  Samuel Lee, 801 4½ Street SW (1884-1889)
  Samuel Lee, 723 4½ Street SW (1891-1903)

Notes:
Samuel Lee (1844-1911)² was listed in Washington DC city directories as both a grocer and a bottler.
The only years Lee is listed as a bottler in the city directories are 1895 & 1896. All of the bottles embossed with his name are at the address of the bottling establishment (617-619 7th Street), and none of them have the address of the grocery store.
The July 25, 1894 Washington Post said that Samuel Lee and John N. Beck, at 619 Seventh Street SW received a wholesale liquor license, so they did that right about the time Lee was opening up his bottling business.
In 1903, Lee put his grocery business up for sale due to his poor health ³.

	book # 362 This is an aqua 7" hutchinson bottle with a mug-base, embossed: tombstone slug plate: SAMUEL LEE / 617 & 619 / 7TH ST. S.W. / REG'D 1895 / WASH, D.C.
	book # 363 This is an aqua 6.75" hutchinson bottle embossed: round slug plate: SAMUEL LEE / 617-619 / 7TH ST. S.W. / WASH. D.C. rear: REGISTERED NOT TO BE SOLD
	book # 364 This is an aqua 8.75" baltimore loop top bottle embossed: round slug plate: SAMUEL LEE / 617-619 7TH ST. S.W. / REGISTERED / 1895 / WASHINGTON D.C. rear: THIS BOTTLE / NOT TO BE SOLD
	book # 364 This is an aqua 9" baltimore loop top bottle embossed: oval slug plate: SAMUEL LEE / 617-619 7TH S.W. / REGD 1895 / WASH D.C. rear: THIS BOTTLE NEVER SOLD

This is an 1890s receipt from Samuel Lee's grocery store. The header says: Washington, D.C. _______ 189 / (picture of a bull's head) / BOUGHT OF / SAMUEL LEE / DEALER IN / GROCERIES, / MEATS AND PROVISIONS, / 723 and 725 4½ Street, S.W.