He's out for treasure . . .on the South Side; How one man's store of relics turned into his personal movement

Mike McGraw traveled the world as a flight attendant, made candyat a South Side factory and served dinners on refurbished Pullmantrain cars on the East Coast.

He's waited tables at Smith & Wollensky downtown, mixed cocktailsat fancy rich-people parties and done some house-sitting at BarackObama's place. He's worked so many odd jobs he can't remember themall.

These days, McGraw's a treasure hunter in Pullman. He stalks fleamarkets and salvage shops, raids his aunt's barn in the country andsearches alleys in the city.

He hawks the best of his finds -- an 1880 railroad luggage cart,art deco lamps and antique furniture and cornball bric-a-brac --like a …