"Here's yer mornin' paper!" yelled a newsboy.
"Mine, did you say?" she asked.
"Sure! Chronicle, 'Quirer, R'public 'n' 'Spatch! Wot'll ye 'ave?"
"What are they for?" inquired the wax lady, simply.
"W'y, ter read, o' course. All the news, you know."
Source: http://www.classicreader.com/book/2953/1/
I suppose that the passages in bold indicate non-standard spoken English. While I think that the first one could be transformed into "which one do you want"" the second one I am not able to understand.