Kayla,
In Fike's "The Bottle Book" (1987)p. 218, the author refers to E. N. Lightner and Co. of Detroit.  Based on Detroit directories, he states that the company was established in 1882, that the company was marketing perfumes by 1900, and the company name was changed to Lightner-Seeley Co. in 1906.  If your bottle is embossed "DETROIT", the dates and co. may be relevant.
Allen
P.S. More bottle information might have been helpful, such as any other embossing, bottle description, & a link to a photo.

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>From: Kayla Marciniszyn <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Apr 19, 2016 2:32 PM
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>Subject: Lightner's Perfumes
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>Has anyone ever found a "Lightner's Perfumes" bottle? I have been able to find very little information on the manufacturer. It could be from E.N. Lightner & Company but I've noticed a few manufacturers with the same last name. Anyone have any suggested literature?
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>Kayla Marciniszyn
>Archaeological Collections Assistant
>Santa Clara University